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App Creation

Mr. Wade Garrett

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Any of you jabroni millenials familiar with app development?

Ive got an idea for one but dont want to partner with some dickhead app development company that will sheister me out of my millions.
 
Any of you jabroni millenials familiar with app development?

Ive got an idea for one but dont want to partner with some dickhead app development company that will sheister me out of my millions.
Half of the loot is better than none of it. Get yourself a patent lawyer!
 
My app idea: a sports weather app that doesn't give you any weather info, it just pulls up an event from the history of your favorite sports team and tells you that's how you will feel today.

20 below and 18 inches of snow? Ryan Howard contract extension before he hits free agency. 80 degrees and no clouds or humidity? A short video of Scottie Reynolds hitting a floater vs. Pitt.
 
My app idea: a sports weather app that doesn't give you any weather info, it just pulls up an event from the history of your favorite sports team and tells you that's how you will feel today.

20 below and 18 inches of snow? Ryan Howard contract extension before he hits free agency. 80 degrees and no clouds or humidity? A short video of Scottie Reynolds hitting a floater vs. Pitt.


That is -- by far -- the stupidest idea I've ever heard.
 
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Any of you jabroni millenials familiar with app development?

Ive got an idea for one but dont want to partner with some dickhead app development company that will sheister me out of my millions.

I wrote this one for our local high school: http://m.apexcougarclub.org

It isn't a true "App" per se as it isn't a native IOS or Android installed application. Instead it is a Mobile Web App written in Ruby on Rails and jQuery Mobile. It will run in any modern browser but looks best on a phone or tablet. It even installs a launch icon on your device if you allow it to.

Mobile Web Apps (and there are number of platforms to build them with) have pros and cons. They are very quick to get up and running and easy to iterate on quickly. You lose some of the native functionality of a mobile platform but for a lot of use cases, that is no big deal.

I had never written anything in Ruby before I did this - it is pretty easy to pick up.

If your App idea doesn't involve a lot of data or screens, you may be able to prototype the whole thing with jQuery Mobile. This book walks you through the process: http://amzn.com/1449397654
 
How do you monetize apps that are provided for free? Can someone give me a primer/examples as to how this works?
 
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Or in app purchases. F'ing Clash of Clans got me for a few dollars before.
 
I wrote this one for our local high school: http://m.apexcougarclub.org

It isn't a true "App" per se as it isn't a native IOS or Android installed application. Instead it is a Mobile Web App written in Ruby on Rails and jQuery Mobile. It will run in any modern browser but looks best on a phone or tablet. It even installs a launch icon on your device if you allow it to.

Mobile Web Apps (and there are number of platforms to build them with) have pros and cons. They are very quick to get up and running and easy to iterate on quickly. You lose some of the native functionality of a mobile platform but for a lot of use cases, that is no big deal.

I had never written anything in Ruby before I did this - it is pretty easy to pick up.

If your App idea doesn't involve a lot of data or screens, you may be able to prototype the whole thing with jQuery Mobile. This book walks you through the process: http://amzn.com/1449397654

Steve Wozniak over here...
 
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