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maybe i should just set it free and make it opensource ? i don't see anyone buying this :S let me know, it's my first app and i don't have any experience at a

• yogeshn 15y ago
  If you want people to suggest improvements and still learning coding apps, I recommend you set it free and open source it. let people explore! :-) I just wish something like this existed for iOS. Looks good btw.
  • ga2arch 15y ago
    i got inspiration for this one looking at http://newsyc.me http://newsyc.me it is also opensource :D
• SkyMarshal 15y ago
  There are several competitors already, have you tried them all and found shortcomings? Is that what you're alluding to with the comment about not sucking? (I have, just wondering if you had the same experience) Suggestion: Make use of android's press-and-hold feature, where if you hold a button or link for a second or two, it can pop up a menu. Put your upvote link there. Check out the opensource 'Reddit is fun' Android app, it's really good and might give you some more ideas as well.
  • ga2arch 15y ago
    yes, i have tried them all ( i think ) and i haven't found any of them good enough ( at least for me ). but the "tries to not suck" also stands for "i hope my first app will get positive comments :D"