Frank Hale retweeted
AI will be able to compute the perfect delta of what you understand and don't, helping you progressively learn any idea and unravel any mystery.
If you so desire, you'll reach the maximum of your capability and intelligence. The ultimate education. For free.
Building in public is not dead. This just came up on my YT feed. youtube.com/watch?v=OttMNtOF…
I think the X algo should be smart. If you keep posting the same dumb crap every hour, day in and day out then your reach should suffer until there is no reach at all. Super frustrating to see the same dumb shit all day long.
For a solo or two person shop I think it's a good way to be building a presence while also showing your work.
Frank Hale retweeted
After trying dozens of marketing campaign for my stealth app, I can say, marketing is still the hardest thing to get right.
I need some background music for my livestreams, should I go with @epidemicsound or something else?
Achievement unlocked: Apple Developer Account
The process for my business took a little over a week.
I think I have my answer for how to "Build in Public" without allowing copycats to ruin my day. I think streaming side quests is the way to go. This way you share the process without giving away your secret sauce!
For those that build in public, do you livestream? If you do, how do you keep your ideas safe from copycats but still show your audience what you are working on?
I recently came to the same conclusion that @adamlyttleapps mentions in this video. If you are an indie developer you have to build your audience, you have to put the work in. Build in public is so back but we have to do it smartly to combat the copycats! youtube.com/watch?v=hqdU_wmU…
This guy, this message, make him famous chat! His message is something you need to hear if you are building apps right now!
youtube.com/watch?v=6ieCMhNL…
Frank Hale retweeted
I have been watching @levelsio revenue figures going down slowly. I know his investment portfolio makes more than his products now, but still I doubt that this is it on the product side. Genuinely interested in what the next large hit will be. It feels more like a lull for now.
I've been deleting a lot of my old Github repos. Most are 10 - 16 years old and have no value in an AI era. Funny how things have changed so much.











