A developer shares Q&A from his SwiftLeeds talk on SDK development best practices, covering API design, monetization, and feature flags.
A developer shares how charging $100 for chats, with proceeds going to charity, unexpectedly led to more meaningful tech conversations and connections.
Announcing a talk at iOSKonf25 on distributing and monetizing closed-source SDKs using Swift Package Manager.
A podcast discussion analyzing app pricing strategies, business models, and the value proposition for developers, using the Panels app as a case study.
A podcast discussion exploring various app pricing models, controversies, and personal experiences in the iOS development world.
A developer shares his journey to earning $1 million through GitHub Sponsors, detailing strategies like selling screencasts and company sponsorships.
Mitchell Hashimoto joins Polar as an advisor to support its mission of helping developers get paid for working on their passion projects.
A call to action for developers to monetize and support open-source projects through corporate sponsorship and personal contributions.
A guide to implementing in-app subscriptions for iOS and Android apps without requiring a backend server, using a .NET plugin.
A developer's guide on deciding whether to offer content for free or charge for it, focusing on building trust and demonstrating value.
A developer's monthly update on his tech projects, including a KVM Pi device, the 'Is It Keto' website, and the Zestful API, with revenue stats.
A developer introduces 'Sponsorware', a model where an open-source package is initially exclusive to GitHub sponsors before being fully open-sourced, leading to a significant income increase.
Explores how open source developers are compensated, covering monetary donations, platforms like Gittip, and employer support.
Analyzes if Web 2.0 can become profitable by moving beyond simple ads to targeted, data-driven referrals, using Mint.com as a key example.
