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Glitch wants apps like this to succeed, so will work with him to make sure everything stays running. And Glitch apps are just totally standard Node apps, so wor
by anildash 8y ago
Glitch wants apps like this to succeed, so will work with him to make sure everything stays running. And Glitch apps are just totally standard Node apps, so worst case he can run it anywhere else. Anything can happen, and there are no guarantees, but I wouldn’t worry about the choice of platforms as a risk.
Source: I’m the CEO of Fog Creek, which makes Glitch, and we’re excited about apps like this one!
- Operyl 8y agoI suppose. I'm just a bit cynical because Glitch is full of these "apps" that feel like a train wreck waiting to happen. jajoosam has a number of services on your platform now, and it's hard to tell if it'll get any updates or support 6-9 months down the line.
- pbreit 8y agoHow about ditching the cynicism and instead praising such a neat service and the enterprising 14 year old who was able to build and rollout a plausible service?
- anildash 8y agoSure, but that’s true of apps on any platform. May be worth a try to state the same concerns about iOS or Android apps and see what the CEOs in charge of those platforms say, then make the call on which you trust.
- carussell 8y agoHow does the Glitch project-to-app mapping actually work? This is writt.glitch.me, so I'd expect it to be accessible at https://glitch.com/~writt https://glitch.com/~writt and https://glitch.com/edit/#!/writt https://glitch.com/edit/#!/writt except neither of those are up.
- GarethX 8y agoApp creators can choose to make their apps private , which prevents the source being viewed. This is why you can’t access those URLs.
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