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The real story is that building apps for the sake of building apps is irrelevant if they're not backing a truly useful product. That's natural; the barrier to e
by Daishiman 13y ago
The real story is that building apps for the sake of building apps is irrelevant if they're not backing a truly useful product. That's natural; the barrier to entry becomes higher and the business starts to look like any other software market.
I don't necessarily see this as such a terrible thing, it just looks like we're not going to see the massive swings of luck that used to benefit a small minority of app developers.