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   by papereditor 3y ago

   Thanks!
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   by papereditor 3y ago

   Discussion for the first article: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38866170
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   Nerdy internals of an Apple text editor(papereditor.app)

   459 points by papereditor 3y ago|74 comments
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   by papereditor 3y ago

   Thanks!
5. 35.▲
   by papereditor 3y ago

   Added it to the App Store now! Here is the link: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6476067130
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   by papereditor 3y ago

   I have since learned that you can make a new app that's unlisted in the App Store: https://developer.apple.com/contact/request/unlisted-app/ So my worries about confusing users are baseless. I can put a
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   by papereditor 3y ago

   Thank you!
8. 38.▲
   by papereditor 3y ago

   I thought about it a bit more, and maybe you are right. I could name it "Paper for Business" to make sure regular users don't use it. I will ping you on LinkedIn if and when I will make a separate app.
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   by papereditor 3y ago

   OK. I see. I'll definitely give it a try at some point. Thanks!
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    by papereditor 3y ago

    The only reason I can think of is "Low power mode".
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    by papereditor 3y ago

    I think it depends on what you are building and who are your competitors. Many B2B apps are built as plain web apps that run in the web browser and connect to a backend (CRUD apps). That's because business customers care less about the
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    by papereditor 3y ago

    OK. I see. I think the regular, unsophisticated user might still be confused. I already envision questions like: "Should I buy a lifetime license in the free version or the paid pro app?". There are also additional hurdles like, f
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    by papereditor 3y ago

    Thank you! I'll think about delaying that popup. :) I should delay asking about notifications as well. It's for the support chat that I mentioned in the article. If I write back in that chat, I fire a local notification. Makes sen
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    by papereditor 3y ago

    Fair enough! I've expanded it by default on bigger screens now. :)
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    by papereditor 3y ago

    Added! Seems to work. Thank you!
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    by papereditor 3y ago

    I made it expand on hover now.
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    by papereditor 3y ago

    I made it expand on hover now.
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    by papereditor 3y ago

    I made it expand on hover now.
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    by papereditor 3y ago

    I made it expand on hover now.
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    by papereditor 3y ago

    I made it expand on hover now.
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    by papereditor 3y ago

    I made it expand on hover now.
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    by papereditor 3y ago

    I made it expand on hover now.
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    by papereditor 3y ago

    > So you'd have 2 apps listed Hm. I feel like having 2 apps could confuse some users. But maybe it's worth it. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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    by papereditor 3y ago

    Thank you!
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    by papereditor 3y ago

    Thank you!
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    by papereditor 3y ago

    Yep.
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    by papereditor 3y ago

    The numbers in that video are fake, but close enough. :) Yearly subs are 50$. Lifetime is 100$. That video shows the number of Pro users, not subscribers.
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    by papereditor 3y ago

    Thank you!
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    by papereditor 3y ago

    NSPopover and the popover presentation style of UIViewController are a bit different things. I think, technically, you could emulate NSPopover with the latter. I will need to test it. Feel free to clarify, if I've misunderstood your co
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    by papereditor 3y ago

    Thank you!