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The developer in question makes a living selling Safari extensions, and the Vision Pro app they’re referring to is a version of what’s probably their most well-
by latexr 2y ago
The developer in question makes a living selling Safari extensions, and the Vision Pro app they’re referring to is a version of what’s probably their most well-known. So we’re talking about an established developer with an established user base selling a version of an established app.
Your advice makes sense in general but doesn’t apply to this specific case.
- airstrike 2y agoIt still applies to this specific case. He's released a version of his existing app hoping others might use, instead of solving a problem he identified would be best tackled with a Vision Pro than with a desktop app. All I'm saying is "don't build an app for the masses if the market is small. build something that solves a real need that you have personally identified"
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- lapcat 2y ago> He's released a version of his existing app hoping others might use I released a version of my existing app because customers requested it. I had no independent interest in the platform. > instead of solving a problem he identified would be best tackled with a Vision Pro than with a desktop app. I can't think of any problems that would be best tackled with a Vision Pro than with a desktop app.