@Jpopy to Memmy - An iOS client for [email protected]English • 1 year agoMemmy developers were able to build a better app in a month than Reddit’s team was able to build in ten yearsmessage-square57arrow-up1973arrow-down13file-text
arrow-up1970arrow-down1message-squareMemmy developers were able to build a better app in a month than Reddit’s team was able to build in ten years@Jpopy to Memmy - An iOS client for [email protected]English • 1 year agomessage-square57file-text
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilinkEnglish63•1 year agoIt’s not surprising as the motivations are quite different. Reddit wants their app to be a shitty Facebook clone while Memmy/Lemmy focus on the user experience.
minus-square@SheltaclinkEnglish27•1 year agoAlso memmy devs aren’t bogged down by the 10 layers of corporate bullshit your average dev has to deal with. Source: am part of corporate bullshit.
minus-square@someguy3linkEnglish9•1 year agoThe motivation is $$$. Reddit’s board and CEO want to get rich. Lemmy wants to nerd out and create a community.
minus-square@LzwzlilinkEnglish3•1 year agoLet’s also acknowledge that nobody should work for free so if you truly support Memmy/Lemmy, put your money when your mouth is.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilinkEnglish1•1 year agoAbsolutely. This is the time to put your support towards app developers, instance providers, and the Lemmy project itself.
It’s not surprising as the motivations are quite different. Reddit wants their app to be a shitty Facebook clone while Memmy/Lemmy focus on the user experience.
Also memmy devs aren’t bogged down by the 10 layers of corporate bullshit your average dev has to deal with.
Source: am part of corporate bullshit.
Also, Memmy had a great template from Apollo.
The motivation is $$$. Reddit’s board and CEO want to get rich. Lemmy wants to nerd out and create a community.
Let’s also acknowledge that nobody should work for free so if you truly support Memmy/Lemmy, put your money when your mouth is.
Absolutely. This is the time to put your support towards app developers, instance providers, and the Lemmy project itself.