A hipรณtese รฉ que um app maior nunca serรก superior a microapps. A microapp pode ser desenvolvida e otimizada diretamente para o caso de uso especรญfico. Uma app maior nunca conseguiria otimizar cada uma das features ao mesmo tempo. Algo sempre se perde. Se houverem microapps o suficiente, nรฃo hรก a menor maneira de competir. O client maior estarรก sempre atrรกs das especializadas.
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Concordo, e รฉ o que acontece com apps de mensagens por exemplo; quanto mais velocidade e foco nas mensagens ao invรฉs de I.A e funรงรตes sem sentido, melhor no geral.
รฉ o princรญpio do unix: Do One Thing And Do It Well:
Most people would choose a feature-rich app over multiple specialized microapps. They want to get everything done in one place, without jumping between different apps. This is the current trend across all applications, not just nostr.
Jumble will ultimately be just a toy for a few, but that's enough.
Yes, especially in Asia, every apps want to become a super app.
I have very few apps on my phone because WeChat meets most of my needs. So I deeply understand that super apps are more likely to be favored by people.
Did people like when Instagram added shorts? People hated it over here. Same when YouTube and LinkedIn added them.
In my opinion, Instagram and YouTube arenโt really super apps. They just have a lot of users. Some Chinese super apps, on the other hand, cater to all your daily needsโmessaging, payments, shopping, food delivery, ride-hailing...
they don't like or hate it, just accept it as nice to have feature. In my country, shorts on instagram and youtube are a things and gain a lot of fraction.
I find the people who hate the features are those who just casually use the app or don't like change. People who live in the apps around me seem to really love it and the other people who said they've hated eventually tell me a story of how they can't stop watching shorts.