Lesson learned: By making your product a mere feature of someone else’s product, you’re giving up control over your own userbase. (Related: Twitter and developers, a love story)
20 Nov 2012
Improving someone else’s product
I spent a nontrivial amount of time writing code for uploading photos to Flickr from a web app of mine. Flickr has apparently made it easier to upload pictures now, so my friend — the only user of my app — doesn’t upload pictures from my app anymore.
Lesson learned: By making your product a mere feature of someone else’s product, you’re giving up control over your own userbase. (Related: Twitter and developers, a love story)
Lesson learned: By making your product a mere feature of someone else’s product, you’re giving up control over your own userbase. (Related: Twitter and developers, a love story)
8 Nov 2012
Better tools, better results
Get the best tool you can get. A lousy keyboard causes more grammar and spelling errors.
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