Flappy Bird developer overwhelmed, taking bestselling app off App Store
‘Flappy Bird’ Creator Promises to Remove Game From App Store Tomorrow | Mac Rumors
Flappy Bird developer overwhelmed, taking bestselling app off App Store | The Loop
Flappy Bird | Daring Fireball
Why Indie Developers Go Insane | The Bottom Feeder
‘These People Are All Crazy’ | Daring Fireball
Why Indie Developers Go Insane | Marco.org
Flappy Bird Creator Dong Nguyen Says App ‘Gone Forever’ Because It Was ‘An Addictive Product’ | Daring Fireball
28 Days of Fame: The Strange, True Story of ‘Flappy Bird’ | Mashable
28 Days of Fame: The Strange, True Story of ‘Flappy Bird’ | Daring Fireball
Paper the app vs Facebook Paper
EVERY STORY HAS A NAME | FiftyThree
Paper the app vs Facebook Paper | The Loop
The first “Paper” app and it’s not by FiftyThree or Facebook | The Loop
Paper, by MiSoft | Daring Fireball
Square Cash lets anyone with a debit card send money instantly over email
Square Cash lets anyone with a debit card send money instantly over email | The Verge
Square Cash Review – The Money is in the Email | AllThingsD
Walt Mossberg:
Square Cash does have some downsides. At launch, there’s no way to see a history of your transactions. Square says your past email shows that. And the company makes no promise to pay you back from its own funds in the case of fraud, only to reverse the transaction. It also has no limit on your liability from fraud. And at launch, it only links a debit card to one email address at a time, so sending from, or to, an unlinked email address can require a new setup.
However, Square Cash is the quickest, simplest method I’ve seen for sending money from one person to another.
Square Cash | Daring Fireball
Seems almost too good to be true — not least because there are no fees at all. If I send you $25.00, you get $25.00.
Square Cash: Are you ready to trust all the money in your checking account to Jack Dorsey? | Quartz
Why Care About 30,000 Notes?
Why Care About 30,000 Notes? | inessential.com
どれほどの大きさのデータを念頭においてアプリを作るべきか・・・
I’m not promising or even hinting at anything. I’m just explaining what I think about when I’m making decisions regarding performance and scalability. If I assumed that there would never be a way to automate adding notes, I might be correct — but I’d be guilty of malpractice. The engineering department doesn’t have the luxury of making that assumption.
Why Care About 30,000 Notes? | Marco.org
有料アプリは終わった, わずかな例外を除いては
It’s Over For Paid Apps, With A Few Exceptions | TechCrunch
有料アプリは終わった, わずかな例外を除いては | TechCrunch Japan
Paid Apps On The Decline: 90% Of iOS Apps Are Free, Up From 80-84% During 2010-2012, Says Flurry | TechCrunch
In-App Purchase Revenue Hits Record High: Accounts For 76% Of U.S. iPhone App Revenue, 90% In Asian Markets | TechCrunch
Remember when I’d never link to TechCrunch during the Arrington days? | Marco.org
有料アプリの時代は終わった | maclalala2
Premium vs Freemium vs Subscription
One Size Fits Some | joecieplinski’s blog
Arguing with part of my post | Marco.org
Yep, paid apps are dead | Tapity
Yep, paid apps are dead | Marco.org
In-App Purchase Revenue Hits Record High: Accounts For 76% Of U.S. iPhone App Revenue, 90% In Asian Markets | TechCrunch
Premium vs Freemium vs Subscription | Lattice Labs Blog
Premium vs. Freemium vs. Subscription | Marco.org
How to Make a Vesper: 1.007
How to Make a Vesper: 1.007 | Vesper
How to Make a Vesper: 1.007 | John Gruber
My Q Branch colleague Dave Wiskus goes deep on the thinking and process behind our update of Vesper for iOS 7.
Underscore Price Dynamics
Underscore Price Dynamics | Marco.org
This is the real reason why Apple doesn’t care about upgrade pricing: there’s no demand from customers. The market has shown that free apps will be downloaded at least an order of magnitude more than paid-up-front apps, and smart use of in-app purchase in a free app is likely to make more money. Over time, this trend has only become stronger and more clear.
Paid-up-front iOS apps had a great run, but it’s over. Time to make other plans.
有料アプリの時代は終わった | maclalala2
The age of pre-paid apps is over | iMore
#145: Real World Price Dynamics with Lauren Smith. | Developing Perspective
Vesper: What’s New and What’s Next
Vesper: What’s New and What’s Next | Daring Fireball
Syncing はどうなる？
Vesper 1.007 | Daring Fireball
Vesper and feature requests | The Loop
Dave Mark:
John Gruber talks about future plans for Vesper with incredibly refreshing honesty. Devs and product marketing managers, this is worth a read (and worth emulating). So great.
Technical Notes on Vesper for iOS 7 | inessential.com
Brent Simmons:
You remember in Lord of the Rings when Gollum finally gets the ring and he’s holding it up and dancing around? That’s me and TextKit.
So happy together.
Technical Notes on Vesper for iOS 7 | Daring Fireball
Vesper | maclalala:temp
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