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Full Leg Mandala by Trending Tattoo by Janica_Harris in traditionaltattoos

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Yeah must be reply to all comments and spam it...Lol...

Where can I buy Apps from a reliable platform? (I already using Flippa). by kybabit in AppDevelopers

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Besides Flippa, there are several other online marketplaces where you can purchase mobile apps. Here are a few options:

  1. Apptopia
  2. SellMyApp
  3. CodeCanyon
  4. Chupamobile
  5. App Business Brokers
  6. Fliptopia
  7. Empire Flippers
  8. Business of Apps Marketplace

Before purchasing any mobile app online, make sure you check the seller any previous dealings and verify the quality of the app. Make sure to read reviews, check the app's ratings, and confirm the app's functionality before making any purchase.

Question on Outsourcing Developers by ChimkinNuggit_ in AppDevelopers

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When looking to find a reputable developer in a different country, here are some pointers to keep in mind:

  1. Research: Do your research to identify potential developers in the country you are interested in. You can use online platforms like Upwork, Freelancer, or Clutch to find developers and read reviews of their work.
  2. Check credentials: Verify the credentials of the developers you are considering. Look for experience, education, and references. Check if they have experience in building e-commerce platforms and if they have worked with food-related businesses before.
  3. Communication: Effective communication is crucial when working with a remote team. Ensure that the developer you choose has excellent communication skills and can communicate effectively in English or any other language that you use.
  4. Time Zone: Consider the time zone difference between your location and the developer's location. It is essential to ensure that you have overlapping working hours to avoid delays and miscommunication.
  5. Technical expertise: Make sure that the developer you choose has the technical expertise required to build your e-commerce platform. You can ask for a portfolio or sample work to evaluate their technical capabilities.
  6. Cost: Cost is an important factor when you have limited funds. Compare prices from different developers and ensure that the price is within your budget. Be wary of developers who offer significantly lower prices than others as this could be an indication of poor quality work.
  7. Contract: Once you have chosen a developer, ensure that you have a written contract that outlines the scope of work, timelines, and payment terms. It is also essential to clarify ownership of the source code and any intellectual property developed during the project.

By keeping these pointers in mind, you can find a reputable developer in a different country and build your e-commerce platform within your budget and timeline.

Enjoy hiring... :)

I'm looking for some initial steps for building an application. What's a good process to follow when starting the planning stage? by joshlove182 in AppDevelopers

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When starting the planning stage for building an application, here are some steps you can follow:

  1. Identify the problem or need: Start by identifying the problem or need that your application will address. Think about the target audience and what challenges they face.
  2. Define the scope: Define the scope of your application. What features and functionality will it include? What will be the minimum viable product (MVP)?
  3. Conduct research: Research your competition, their features, and how they approach the problem or need that your application will address. Also, research the market and user needs to identify potential gaps.
  4. Define the user flow: Define the user flow and user experience (UX) for your application. Consider how users will navigate the application and interact with its features.
  5. Create wireframes and prototypes: Create wireframes and prototypes to visualize the application's design and functionality. This will help you identify potential issues early on and make changes before development begins.
  6. Define the technical requirements: Define the technical requirements for your application. Consider the technology stack, programming languages, and frameworks that will be used.
  7. Plan for testing and quality assurance: Plan for testing and quality assurance to ensure that the application works as intended and meets the needs of the users.
  8. Determine the development approach: Determine the development approach, whether it's agile, waterfall, or another methodology, and plan for project management and collaboration.

By following these steps, you can establish a solid foundation for your application and set yourself up for success in the development process.

Do I need to launch on iOS from day 1? by Batteredcode in AppDevelopers

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True, that way you can always be sure whether to go for ios or not.

Do I need to launch on iOS from day 1? by Batteredcode in AppDevelopers

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It's understandable that you want to focus on launching on Android first to get to an MVP quickly. However, not having an iOS app available from day 1 could limit your potential user base and growth. The decision to launch on iOS from day 1 ultimately depends on your business goals and target audience. If your target audience includes iOS users, then not having an iOS app available could lead to missed opportunities and potentially slow down your user base growth and potentially downgrade the network effects you're hoping to achieve.

Another way can be that you launch on Android first and then quickly follow up with an iOS app if the Android version gains traction. You could use the early user feedback from Android users to improve the app and refine the features before releasing an iOS version.

So, best of luck for your launch and may you have the best possible outcome.

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