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by tagabek 13y ago
Submission I cannot stress enough the importance of reviewing the App Store Review Guidelines before submitting your app. My recent app got rejected because of a problem that I literally fixed in 5 seconds, but I have to wait another week
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I recently started forwarding my old MyFullName.me domain to my company's MyCompany.com domain and have noticed my traffic tripling during the day. Patrick McKenzie has a very informative post on SEO. It's worth the read: http:&#
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by tagabek 13y ago
SEEKING WORK - San Diego / Remote Hi, I'm Taylor. I build iOS Apps. What I can do for you: - Build you a beautiful app from scratch - Boost your app's sales - Increase your app's App Store rank * I also provide FREE 20 m
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Patrick's words could not be more true. Just three months ago I was making literally $0. At that point, I had some programming skills and the desire to make money with them, but I had never really followed through with anything. That&#
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Have you thought about freelancing?
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Definitely give this a try! I just watched the first few minutes of your sitcom and it is already better than many sitcoms (and all shows for that matter) that I've seen. Wonderful job!
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by tagabek 13y ago
Go with the Air. - You develop for iOS - If you ever miss Windows, just run a Bootcamp partition
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by tagabek 13y ago
Time Make sure you set your hours (preferable a week in advance) and follow them. For example, if you work 9am-5pm Mon-Fri, set 6pm-9pm (an example) Mon-Fri and 11am-4pm on weekends for freelancing projects. In addition, realize that a fr
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Neat find! I really dislike the feeling that 'seeing' this causes. I can only describe it as helpless and vulnerable, while I search for light.
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by tagabek 13y ago
This is really neat. I really appreciated the point that he made about "empowering people to take control of their financial futures".
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by tagabek 13y ago
If you're an Apple user, Fantastical is a great iOS + OSX calendar app.
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by tagabek 13y ago
So... internships?
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This is a really neat idea. Great app, and great execution!
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iPhone 4S here: Pros ~ Two words - Control Center. I can easily change anything that I want without jailbreaking. It seems like they are moving towards an SBSettings-like iOS. For reference, SBSettings is a jailbreak-only package that all
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by tagabek 13y ago
This is a pretty interesting way of attempting to do a poll without enough karma for a legitimate one.
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by tagabek 13y ago
Mildly off topic question: How common are asylum applications submitted? How often are they accepted?
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by tagabek 13y ago
A similar situation happened with the Apple App Store. Many developers were(/are?) unhappy. Many users were unhappy. Within a few months, no one really cared anymore and they adapted. I can't even remember what the old App Store u
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by tagabek 13y ago
If everyone is doing equal work, go 50/50. If you are spending 30hr/week while others are only putting in 10, you may want to take more for yourself. The best solution is to talk to everyone about what they feel is fair. If you're already f
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by tagabek 13y ago
Was there a specific moment in time where knew Parse was going to be huge, or did everything just evolve gradually to you?
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Ask HN: Mobile app developers making 100k+ on your app(s), how did you do it?
30 points by tagabek 13y ago|8 comments
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Yes and no. If I've never seen the product before, then I probably will not buy. If I have seen the product before, it doesn't matter to me. Isn't there a way to localize prices in web apps to reflect the location of the user?
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I would start with iOS. With each of these paths, you will be ready to build your first project. Books http://www.amazon.com/Objective-C-Programming-Ranch-Guide-Gu... http://www.amazon.com/iOS-Programming-Ranch-Edition-Guides/d... Vi
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by tagabek 13y ago
I would focus on becoming as noticed as possible. You may even want to find a niche for yourself, which is a great way for people to remember you. For example, when I think of an app designer, I immediately think of Nathan Barry (author of
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by tagabek 13y ago
If you present yourself in a way that the business will like, this sounds like an amazing path to take. For example, instead of applying to different jobs as 'just' a CS graduate (you are WAY more than that), present yourself as someone who
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by tagabek 13y ago
First off, what specifically do YOU want to be doing? Let's say you haven't figured that one out just yet. If this is the case, I would suggest freelancing in the meantime. You may find this recent thread useful: https://news.ycombinator.c
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by tagabek 13y ago
"Good Will Hunting" - inspiring and heartwarming classic "Django Unchained" - Quentin Tarantino's latest amazing film "Indie Game: The Movie" + "Mojang: The Story of Minecraft" - the most amazing documentaries that I have ever seen Honestly
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by tagabek 13y ago
There's an idea here. You could sell your advice in creative ways! Write books, hold seminars, and blog continuously. You will become known, and fame is power.
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by tagabek 13y ago
I've been using this for a while, but I wish it was 'built in' to HN itself. I believe there are a few browser extensions that do this, but an orangered-like feature would be great.
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Ask HN: What mobile app did you make and how much are you making from it?
1 points by tagabek 13y ago|1 comments
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Wow! I agree with you. This would be a perfect mobile game. Stuff like this could really help to save their business.

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