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wacheena
14y ago
I dig this overall process (and transparency), but I'm bummed that ultimately it came down to "I have an idea." It's an idea that has some customer validation, but the value of this series of blog posts for folks was to prove a process for
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Flirting with iOS after Three Years on Android
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IOS App Store indie developer stats
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15y ago
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wacheena
15y ago
Android link correction. This is the paid ($0.99) version: https://market.android.com/details?id=com.tenromans.birthday...
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Ask HN: Someone ripped off my app, is there any recourse with Apple?
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wacheena
15y ago
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wacheena
15y ago
Orket = Orkut, further proof that there wasn't pressure to use it!
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wacheena
15y ago
I worked at Google for a number of years during which time lots of products were coming out or ramping up. For instance, at the time Orket was Google's social strategy du jour. There was minimal (if any) pressure to use Orket over the burg
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wacheena
15y ago
Android, unfortunately does not have this functionality. All permissions have to be requested up front, whether or not they are needed for all users.
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Poll: Do you use Windows Media Center?
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15y ago
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wacheena
15y ago
Yes
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wacheena
15y ago
No
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wacheena
15y ago
No
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wacheena
15y ago
Yes
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wacheena
15y ago
Noah's pretty active on HN (at least reading), so I expect he'll chime in soon.
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wacheena
15y ago
Good question on this one. I'm not sure. My understanding was that Amazon was concerned more with equitable pricing across app stores. i.e., you can't sell the app for $0.99 with Google and $1.99 with Amazon. But in truth I haven't gone t
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wacheena
15y ago
Actually, I've had some back and forth with Amazon over the past few hours. Their current policy is "the developer shouldn't been penalized for issues outside of their core binary." In my case Amazon is going to approve the app without mod
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Amazon's App Store Turned Me Into an iOS dev
(wacheena.blogspot.com)
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15y ago
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Dennis Crowley's portfolio page w/ Dodgeball screens
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16y ago
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wacheena
16y ago
I've been using FB auth only for a year or so on one of my Android apps. It's centered specifically around social sharing and I'm focusing on US based users at first. Given the maintenance tradeoffs around other login methods, I'm pretty h
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wacheena
16y ago
Great work. Can you expand on the FB oauth_id comment, how are you storing the ids now?
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Ask HN: What techniques do you use for personal goal setting?
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16y ago
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wacheena
16y ago
Yes. UI is one thing, but many devs out there are using these patterns and everyone reinvents the wheel to implement them.
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wacheena
16y ago
For most Internet/technology savvy folks this won't be appealing. A few years back I realized that most of my technology purchases were actually "rentals." I purchase them at full price, use them for a year or two and then unload them on e
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wacheena
16y ago
In general I agree, AdWords (and indeed other Google products) could improve its customer service. But I also know, having worked for several years at Google, that the volume of requests is enormous. Many of them come from advertisers less
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The Dirty Underbelly of App Reviews
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wacheena
16y ago
In my experience modern ad systems use, among other things, CPC x CTR. Using CPR x CTR is good for all stakeholders: 1. Advertiser value - the better/well targeted the ad, the lower the cost 2. Publisher value - higher CTR means more clic
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wacheena
16y ago
I used to work in the domain business for Google. Professional parkers value a domain based on its current traffic and ad ctr. "Premium" domains - whole word .com domains generally have the highest value because 1) users sometimes type them
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wacheena
16y ago
Really excellent article. A launch is way more than just pushing a site from dev to production.
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wacheena
16y ago
I worked in the domain parking industry for a few years. There's no doubt that Divank has many a ton of $$$ and is an impressive entrepreneur. But he does so at the expense of users on the Internet. Directi/Skenzo is one of the most aggre
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wacheena
16y ago
Wow. This would be _really_ helpful! I have an Android app that I've been working on. The primary purpose is to let users see the apps their friends have so they can discover new ones. You can see screen grabs @ http://www.appadvocate.co
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