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(this is a great example of why blog posts should always have a date: this is over a year old!) One thing that sticks out to me here is the native app side: th
by afavour 3y ago
(this is a great example of why blog posts should always have a date: this is over a year old!)
One thing that sticks out to me here is the native app side: they can’t “just live” in the way an open source webapp can. They have to be removed from the App Store. What a shame that we can’t get to the point where you can easily build an open source mobile app and deploy it on your device. Progressive Web Apps for open source victory, I guess?
(obviously much easier to do on Android but still requires you to go down the “forbidden path”)
- xkekjrktllss 3y agothe internet is for marketing, like it or not. dates could deter sharing beyond a threshold of time and therefor limit the marketing potential.
- ghaff 3y agoI get what you're saying but a date is pretty much an essential part of the context for reading most posts. So you're welcome not to put a date and I'm welcome to skip past your post.
- misairu 3y agoYeah, cannot find many open source apps on the App Store in this area. There's Prudent.Me that's a desktop application but it's not available on the App Store. It can be downloaded here: https://prudent.me https://prudent.me