First time working with Lovable, in the beginning everything went perfect. When it was about details, things got more challenging.
Complicated: To train my app to set the tone I wanted.
Most complicated: To create some special graphic elements - workarounds often inevitable.
How did Lovable get on your nerves, and what was your solution?
About 5.000 new apps per day (!) go online at the two big shops. About 300.000 web-applications per day (!) enter the internet.
Do we invest our efforts, time, money etc. properly? What's your opinion?
What's your strategy to stand out in this lottery?
Here and elsewhere I often read: "Built my app in one day." I think something is wrong with this message. With vibe-coding probably all of us have built their apps even within seconds, maybe one minute. But what about improvements, testing, improvements, testing etc., monetization, profitability, and so on? Myself, I have needed about 4 months till going online and starting pre-launch activities. What about you?
Always feel, there's a gap between daytrading and short-term investing. Or to say it with other words, doubt that all or even the majority of people who call themselves daytraders are really trading this way. Do daytraders trade all of there stocks on a daily basis, or even more frequently?
In your opinion, what are good and what are bad monetization strategies when you start to commercialize your app?