It's tough to stay motivated enough to see the product through to market. I look at my phone full of half completed apps, and it makes me sad.
I guess one of the reasons I don't continue is because it's such a pain to develop on my my computer. It has low ram so Eclipse crashes all the time, also I always have to futz with adb to get it to see my phone, don't even think about running the emulator -- that makes my computer go OOM everytime.
I will be getting a new computer soon and maybe then I'll be able to develop more -- I even have some more ideas of what to make. You'll hear more about those later.
--B
Just keep being motivated bro! :D
ReplyDeletei have a lot of ideas of apps on phones but i dont havent put in the time to learn..your ahead of me if you know any good languanges
ReplyDeleteI have soo many ideas for app's, I'm just not good enough at programing to bring them to life. Following you good sir
ReplyDeleteI bid you good luck on your apps!
ReplyDeleteI know how you feel man just stick with it and keep thinking of the final product! following
ReplyDeleteyou can do it!!
ReplyDeleteHold on... better times will come ;)
ReplyDeleteKeep going, apps are huge now and are a good thing to invest time in learning how to do
ReplyDeletekeep it up if you enjoy desiging apps my friend
ReplyDeleteMaybe you need a new computer?
ReplyDeleteGood Luck!
ReplyDeleteYeah, just stay motivated. You're one up on all of us anyways. You know how to code.
ReplyDeleteI'm trying to learn at the moment.
Awesome post!
ReplyDeleteMotivation is the hardest thing, now following!!
ReplyDeleteI have android dev this year in college... hope your blog helps me!
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Just keep doing what you love, as long as you enjoy it you will do well. Good luck!
ReplyDeleteDang, I wish I could be some sort of app dev, it sounds really interesting
ReplyDeleteKeep your motivation high man! good luck in the future! :)
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