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I bet you don't because you're afraid of the truth. If your application sucks, why wait any longer to know? And if it's popular, you'll be glad to have released
by corentin 19y ago
I bet you don't because you're afraid of the truth. If your application sucks, why wait any longer to know? And if it's popular, you'll be glad to have released it now.
edit: I'm not trying to teach you lessons here, because I'm a programmer too and I know this feeling. But because I'm not talking about my application here, I can let my brain talk instead of my heart. You know what I mean?
- kashif 19y agobecause 1. its being worked on and the demo has been pulled down. 2. It was a prototype not the beta, we are refactoring a significant parts which we had just hacked to submit in time. 3. It is a job site, it wont pick up from just a demo :)