Source: thenewstack.io
Dev News: Apollo Drama, Monster API and Mobile App Discontent
Condolences to Apollo, the popular https://thenewstack.io/aether-a-decentralized-reddit-with-self-moderation-and-privacy/ app, which will be shutting down June 30. The https://www.reddit.com/r/apolloapp/comments/144f6xm/apollo_will_close_down_on_june_30th_reddits/, of course, but essentially app developer https://github.com/christianselig blamed Reddit’s API price increase.
At that price with the apps current usage, it would cost almost $2 million per month or over $20 million per year, Selig claimed.
It also found that 25.7% of teams don’t have the features and functionality of their iOS and Android apps in sync. Bitrise is also proposing a benchmark for the mobile app market similar to Google’s DORA metrics, which it calls MODAS: the Mobile DevOps Assessment.
At that price with the apps current usage, it would cost almost $2 million per month or over $20 million per year, Selig claimed.
It also found that 25.7% of teams don’t have the features and functionality of their iOS and Android apps in sync. Bitrise is also proposing a benchmark for the mobile app market similar to Google’s DORA metrics, which it calls MODAS: the Mobile DevOps Assessment.
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