Episode 148: A Little Peach Pie Kit
Manton and Daniel continue their discussion about the challenge of succeeding in the App Stores and in general as an indie software developer.
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- Unread’s First Year – Jared Sinclair on the costs and rewards of his iOS app, Unread.
- Cocoa Radio Episode 1 – 2005 interview by Blake Burris with Jesse Grosjean of Hog Bay Software
- Hog Bay Software – Jesse Grosjean’s Bangor, ME based software company.
- Kaze: Ghost Warrior – Animated short film produced on $5000 from Alaska.
- Daniel’s 1.0 Tweet – “If you release your 1.0 with awareness that you may not succeed until 5.0, you’re in good shape.”
- Being Indie in 2014 – Gus Mueller chimes in on the recent discussion about the viability of software biz.
- 1068 Days – Gus Mueller’s classic 2005 post about becoming an indie.
- Who at the Table… – Brent Simmons asks how many indie developers are succeeding on iOS.
- The Financial Side of Mac Apps – Tyler Hall looks at his yearly Mac app sales.
- Wii Transfer – Manton’s most successful product that he never kept developing. :)
- Fredericksburg, Texas – A town with a lot of peach trees.
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