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The application? Sure. Most of the functionality could be hacked out in a "weekend" with a framework like Rails or Laravel. The network? Not really. As a matte
by bdcravens 3y ago
The application? Sure. Most of the functionality could be hacked out in a "weekend" with a framework like Rails or Laravel.
The network? Not really. As a matter of fact, I don't think a new perfect FB would even be used today; people are only there because the people they want to reach already are. People today want a faster social experience (a la TikTok)
- spike021 3y ago>The network? Not really. As a matter of fact, I don't think a new perfect FB would even be used today; people are only there because the people they want to reach already are. Good example for this is Threads. Everybody I know and care to follow are still on Twitter. Threads was cool the first week or so but after that Twitter was too strong of a magnet. I don't know how a new network gets built these days simply because the major ones that exist are already so engrained. Politics and whatnot of Twitter aside, of course.
- trilbyglens 3y agoSpecial interest networks still have a big advantage over the giant general ones.