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This is pretty freaking amazing. I wonder how they intend to monetize sufficiently to support enough servers if this became popular. I think they need a little
by coldcode 13y ago
This is pretty freaking amazing. I wonder how they intend to monetize sufficiently to support enough servers if this became popular. I think they need a little more information up front on the landing page, it took some digging to understand that this is essentially running a simulator build on their server and porting the bits to the browser and interactions back to the their servers and the app.
Apple should buy these folks pronto.
- daveytea 13y agoOur economics work out pretty well ;) Good point on having more info. What we've found is that developers will want to get into the nitty gritty details, whereas ads people will want easy to digest info about how it will benefit them. If you're keen to find out more, we have some pretty good documentation: http://docs.app.io/ http://docs.app.io/
- djt 13y agoNice one DT!
- delackner 13y agoSorry, I'm a developer and tapped that API link and the first docs page said not one word that stood out about the main questions I wanted answered: what exactly are you doing and what is the latency.
- chrisnolet 13y agoHi delackner, The API documentation is pretty dense! Sorry about that. To see the latency, check out: http://app.io/showcase http://app.io/showcase. That's our technology in action. We are running iOS in the cloud and streaming back graphics to the client. To get started, users upload a compiled simulator build of their app (http://docs.app.io/uploading/ http://docs.app.io/uploading/). It takes a few minutes. We automatically generate everything else from there.