Lessons Learned from How Many Days App Lifecycle
Explore insights from the lifecycle of the How Many Days app in "385 Days: Lessons Learned from the Lifecycle of the How Many Days App" by Bret Wardle. Discover essential questions to ask before beginning your app development journey, market entry considerations, necessary documentation, and key learnings for app developers. Uncover valuable tips on navigating non-app tasks, the importance of multiple platform SDKs, market share dynamics, and the significance of efficient development practices.
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385 Days: Lessons Learned from the Lifecycle of the How Many Days App By: Bret Wardle
Before you begin Questions to ask yourself: Would I use this app? Does it already exist? Do I have the talent to make it? How deep do I want it to go? When do I want to be released? Barriers to entry: Scripting/Programming language SDK and other software Apple Developer Account ($99/Year) Android Developer Account ($25) Scope
Welcome to the market Account Fees Google ($25) Apple ($99/Year) Account Details Developer Name Banking Accounts (If paid App) App Details Name Build Management Description App Approval Icons, Logos, Banners Oh My!
I thought I was making an app Documents (usually websites) Privacy Policy Terms of Use End User License Landing Page Social Media Pages Facebook Twitter Google+ URLs, QR Codes, etc
If theres anything I learned There is always more to add you have to find an exit point So many non-App tasks! Websites Storefront accounts Marketing/Networking Multiple platform SDK is a MUST! 50/50 market share Branching is not cost effective No time for fluff!
