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Good perspective from a developer doing the entire process. Learning experience side, he'll probably have quite a challenge seeing significant success in the lo
by pxlpshr 18y ago
Good perspective from a developer doing the entire process. Learning experience side, he'll probably have quite a challenge seeing significant success in the long run (IMO). He might not care about that though, it's very exciting to both make and publish iPhone apps. I'm over web apps, lol.
I just gave a brief presentation last night a CocoaCoder's group in Austin discussing my company, and our first go at the AppStore. I also outlined our strategy for 2009. Here's a PDF. It's not very long, mostly focuses on the business side of things, non-technical.
http://dl.getdropbox.com/u/184250/CocoaCoders%20%2801-08-09%29.pdf http://dl.getdropbox.com/u/184250/CocoaCoders%20%2801-08-09%...
- peter123 18y agogreat presentation.
- tocomment 18y agoVery nice. Thanks for sharing. Are you taking on new members? It sounds like a great model to share the common costs, and share the profits.
- pxlpshr 18y agoThanks, just updated the PDF with a few things I forgot that I thought were important. At the moment, I think we've got our hands full for the next 3-4 months as we recently announced full-service publishing. The open-ended model works great for getting things going, but I'm not sure it's viable in the long run. The company needs it's own profits to grow and re-invest in itself. If things go really well, then we'll move to equity stakes in the company and take salary. Two of us still rely on consulting/dev work for primary income.