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Surely you're joking... you act as if great software only comes from paying people, that's simply not true. Sure, some developers will avoid the platform becau
by gnaritas 14y ago
Surely you're joking... you act as if great software only comes from paying people, that's simply not true. Sure, some developers will avoid the platform because they can't make any money "directly" from it; others will be smarter and see there are many ways to make money indirectly via reputation as the guy who did X on glass.
- k-mcgrady 14y agoThat's not what I'm saying. You can build great software for free. However there are certain things that need money thrown at them, things which require a lot of R&D (e.g. Siri). Unless you have a way to gain financially from the software you won't get the money to put into the R&D and the product won't get built. Basically I'm not saying that great software won't be built for free but that there are taking a risk as there is are a lot of things that can't be built for free.
- gnaritas 14y agoAnd those things will be done by big established players with deep pockets who see advantage in being on glass.