When I wrote an app to teach Transfusion Medicine, I selected 10 friends and
colleagues--5 of them content experts in the field with no particular computer
expertise and 5 of them friends I knew from Apple User Groups from way back in
the days when all Apple ][ users were "hobbyists." The
Thanks David,
So I should talk to 3 or 4 historical societies, and shoot for more than I
actually need. I will do that as soon as I add formatting buttons for bolding,
links, etc.
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> On Apr 13, 2017, at 4:24 AM, David V Glasgow via use-livecode
>
Jonathan,
I invite feedback from 10 volunteers who are members of likely user mailing
lists. I never use the term Beta testing or release candidate, just say hey I
made this and I want feedback from professionals experienced in ‘whatever’. I
say that anyone who gives me feedback, however
You're very kind, Jonathan. Thank you for the generous words.
I like things that get people outside. This is a wonderful planet
indeed - history, prehistory - so much to learn.
I hope your app does very well.
You may find it inspiring to read up on iNaturalist. It's a charming
app (not
This is good advice Richard. Thank you.
My app, Augmented Earth, is free. The money will (eventually) come from ads, in
theory. The idea is for users to add interesting reports in different
categories linked to specific geographic spots. Other users can then read those
reports when they are
jonathandlynch wrote:
> I guess I will do a lot of asking around for the general public
> opinion.
Prospective customers are great for several reasons:
- They represent your target market, so their interests
and skill level will be a good match for assessing
not only technical fitness but
Thanks Jacqueline - sadly my budget is based on my excess cash flow, and I have
2 kids in private school, so that number is somewhere around negative zero.
However, I know quite a few programmers and design people. Maybe I could
exchange favors.
I guess I will do a lot of asking around for the
On 4/12/17 1:06 PM, Jonathan Lynch via use-livecode wrote:
I have been getting feedback from friends and family on my app, but I
want to find a wider circle of testers. I plan to seek testers on the
use-list as well, but for now I am trying to find a couple dozen
nonprogrammers so I can judge
I have been getting feedback from friends and family on my app, but I want to
find a wider circle of testers. I plan to seek testers on the use-list as well,
but for now I am trying to find a couple dozen nonprogrammers so I can judge
how the average public reacts to the app.
How do those of
