Originally Posted by
Bruno Lemos For me, as a developer, it's a pleasure to see the increasing number of people using something you created and giving nice feedbacks.
In the beginning it's enough, but to keep motivated creating new apps and updating the ones you created the number of users has to be big (thousands) and receiving a good amount of money with it (depending on if it's a hobby or a job, it varies)
So when you see a donate option in an app or a "no ads" version, consider buying it if you want updates :P
Thanks. I typically get the no ad version whenever possible. I have no problem shelling out a couple of bucks for a solid app, and people deserve to be compensated fairly for their work.
I guess what I am trying to understand is what sort of payday does the average person with an idea for an app need to see to make it worth their time. I have no idea how long it takes to do this, which obviously affects the amount of return on their time a person would need to see.