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If the value proposition for iOS developers wasn't acceptable there wouldn't be any iOS developers.
by dnh44 6y ago
If the value proposition for iOS developers wasn't acceptable there wouldn't be any iOS developers.
- Yetanfou 6y agoMake that "there won't be any iOS developers left" and you're closer to the truth.
- camgunz 6y agoOr it's people who think they'll someday make money on their app, just like there are people who think they'll someday make money on their domain name or their Mary Kay sales, but they don't.
- dnh44 6y agoYou're kind of making my point for me here. It sounds like you're saying the value proposition is so good that people are willing to risk $99 per year on the off chance their low-effort app might be a hit? They must know the chances are low but think that $99 isn't a lot to risk or spend.
- camgunz 6y agoSomething isn’t a good value simply because you can convince someone to pay for it. Econ 101 will fill your head with the rational market hypothesis and perfect information, but humans are irrational and have nothing even approaching perfect information. We’re bamboozled all the time.