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I Am an Indie iOS Developer – Part 2
(gabrielhauber.net)
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I did the 60-80 weeks for about 2 months working on my side project. I quickly gave up and quit the day job to make the side project my day job. It just isn't sustainable long term. Thankfully I had enough in savings to go for it.
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From Zero to $3k MRR in 10 days – the story of launching RubySteps
(unicornfree.com)
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Bootstrapped FM
(discuss.bootstrapped.fm)
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IamA Mobile App Developer Donating All of My Sales Today AMA
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5 App Devs Are Donating All Sales Today to SU2C
(appdevsstandup.com)
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I'm not sure how that applies here? that's not what they rejected. rejected for something in settings file that has nothing to do with what a user ever sees.
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app already doesn't get killed. it's a gps tracking app that has gps in background mode also enabled.
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i have been rejected a large number of times for things not on that list that were also nearly always not true. i've appealed and won at least double digit rejections for various apps over the 4 years i've had apps on the store. I
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apple doesn't care what your ads are. they care that you don't use the ad identifier for things that aren't ads. nothing to do with being a "nefarious ad machine"
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Interestingly I mostly agree with your sentiment but I mostly disagree with your examples. There are plenty of examples of apps that are much much worse than those shown. the flappy clone isn't great but it could be worse. the other al
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why? they aren't endangered, people like to eat them. why is a whale different from say a deer?
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The arbitrary number rule very specifically calls out list type posts: If the original title begins with a number or number + gratuitous adjective, we'd appreciate it if you'd crop it. E.g. translate "10 Ways To Do X" to
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wait, now we are changing titles AWAY from what the source uses because people want it to be different?
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except that if you have an iPhone, you can use this today.
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Developers Stand Up to Cancer Sept. 4th
(appdevsstandup.com)
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OP here. Let me know if you have any questions.
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App Devs Stand Up To Cancer September 4th
(entrelife.com)
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Elon Musk Reveals Open Source Design Hyperloop
(themindunleashed.org)
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If you have a platform like James you should absolutely self-publish IMO. If you are an unknown trying to break into it, I think you should go with a publisher if you can get one to take you. It very much depends on where you are. Publisher
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is that so. i'd love to know which publishers you are referring to that do absolutely nothing for the publishing of their books. No editing, no marketing, no design, probably not even paying for the cost to print the books are they? Ho
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I'll second what vacri said. of course there are bad publishers. just like there are bad software developers. that doesn't make them all bad.
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It sounds like you don't know much about the publishing industry. Writers do have agents. Generally the agents then work with the publishers, who happen to also provide quite a bit of value.
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I agree. that's mostly the point of my comment. :-)
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while i agree with most of your comment, i think you are selling publishers a bit short of what they actually do. They also provide several services such as editing, marketing, designing, making ebooks, etc. They also take some of the risk
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i was thinking i should buy this guys books in support. then i realized i'd want to get them from amazon. that won't work
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Making a full-time salary from 1 book
(nathanbarry.com)
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Most interesting part, IMO - "All the cancers in which aspirin has a beneficial effect have some lifestyle causes – from smoking in lung cancer to alcohol in oesophageal cancer and obesity in all of them. Taking aspirin, said Cuzick, &
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Unread wasn't an indie failure, the business model was
(entrelife.com)
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I've made a few thousand on an ebook about my app business. Not as much as I make on the apps, but it is 100% passive as opposed to mostly passive. http://buildanappbusiness.com/
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