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The fun begins when 9 of these apps are left to rot and the remaining one moves to a subscription model. There’s a ton of single use, very simple apps that onl
by makeitdouble 5y ago
The fun begins when 9 of these apps are left to rot and the remaining one moves to a subscription model.
There’s a ton of single use, very simple apps that only have super crappy alternatives left because Apple didn’t want to bother improving the Store app ratings and search functionalities. All the more after Apple in its infinite wisdom started banning apps that were “too simple” (like one single screen).
There’s a few of these apps that kept working through a few OS version updates but finally couldn’t run anymore, and it looks like my only choice is to remake them myself.
If instead of 10 we had 90 of these, there would be a fighting chance that more were still maintained or got open sourced.
- dehrmann 5y ago> The fun begins when 9 of these apps are left to rot and the remaining one moves to a subscription model. Sounds like a solid business model if you control all 10 apps.