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- Self-Hosted and Indie Web Focus
- Dealing with Twitter Issues
- Developer-Friendly
- Privacy
- Community Issues
Marketing to an Audience
- Reach Out and Let People Know
- Starting a Mailing List and Blog to Reach Out
- Slow Growth Allows For Intermittent Improves Based On Audience Feedback
- Maintaining Engagement
- Using Automation with Mailchimp and other Mailing Lists
- Using Kickstarter for Funding a New Project
- Finding the right niche or niches
- Providing value outside of comparing yourself
Developing for Multiple Apple Platform
- Hosting through Linode using Sinatra + Ruby
- How Micro.blog works behind the scenes
- Having a Public API and Dealing with Third-Party APIs
- Adopting standards
- Dealing with Multiple Different UIs
- Building Frameworks for other Developers
- Differences between developing for the Mac vs. iPhone
- Catalyst vs SwiftUI on the Mac
- Constantly Releasing Updates
Apple September Event
- What the new iPhone might mean for developers?
- Maturity of the iPhone
- Emphasis on Photography with third lens
- Independence of the Watch App
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