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I'll have to dig up my old website and offer it to them. It was entirely flash, and we went overboard with every feature we could possibly toss in. I had to ev
by ksaj 3y ago
I'll have to dig up my old website and offer it to them. It was entirely flash, and we went overboard with every feature we could possibly toss in.
I had to eventually take it offline, because instead of potential customers, I got a gazillion web dev classes all constantly hammering away at my site. More than 80% of accesses were from schools, and direct links from course material. I would have been okay with it (flattered, even!) if it wasn't costing me a fortune in bandwidth fees.
I also got a lot of people offering to buy it, but of course I declined. Oh, and I had to DMCA one site for stealing the binaries and injecting their own logo and text into it. Very uncouth of them.
Companies were extremely excited about the technology when it was the new kid on the block.