My first profitable app was a ruby/rack based CMS I built for my affiliate sites.
I had to make something ridiculously secure, simple to develop, easy to maintain and extremely fast - all while keeping uptime as near to 100% as possible. It ended up evolving into the product I use today across all my systems and gets better with each revision.
I consider it profitable as even though no one besides myself uses it, it has more than repaid the time I spent developing it and the sites it runs provide a large chunk of my company's revenue.
A friend and I built a Facebook arcade app (similar to MindJolt) that paid well for a while (a few months) until Facebook made changes that reduced the virality of games.
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My first profitable app was a ruby/rack based CMS I built for my affiliate sites.
I had to make something ridiculously secure, simple to develop, easy to maintain and extremely fast - all while keeping uptime as near to 100% as possible. It ended up evolving into the product I use today across all my systems and gets better with each revision.
I consider it profitable as even though no one besides myself uses it, it has more than repaid the time I spent developing it and the sites it runs provide a large chunk of my company's revenue.
I'd like to ask you some questions in private. Can you share your email or if you got a minute, can you please email me?
A friend and I built a Facebook arcade app (similar to MindJolt) that paid well for a while (a few months) until Facebook made changes that reduced the virality of games.
Mine is http://www.zuupy.com, an SaaS daily deal platform.