Zero Programming Guide to Creating and Selling Apps

De: Doug and Chuck

Narrado por: Charlie Vegas

Doug and Chuck are a couple of normal guys who happen to run a successful software development company. The thing is, they don't live in Silicon Valley. They don't have MBAs. And neither of them knows anything about computer programming.

Oh, and Doug and Chuck aren't their real names.

This audiobook outlines an eight-step process that enables someone with absolutely no knowledge of computer programming to start and run a successful mobile software business. There are things in this audiobook which the authors have good reason to believe would cause reprisal, both personally and professionally. Redacting their real names and the names of their company and their apps allows "Doug" and "Chuck" to deliver this comprehensive, no-holds-barred account of what they've been through, and therefore what you can expect as you get started on your way to becoming a mobile software mogul - with Zero Programming!

©2014 Aprerar Media (P)2014 Aprerar Media

Maybe it’s just me...

First of all, I really liked the book. I got hung up on your “reverse engineering” usage. At first it sounded like you took someone else’s work and stole it. Perhaps you could make it more clear that it was code you paid for and owned.

My favorite part was the step-by-step process to help the reader understand the “how”... You really gave us a lot to think about! Even a model that could help me get started..

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This help a lot

Great Book I learned a lot from this book. It's simple and could have more detail but it is sufficient

Great overview

Great overview of the Apple iOS app deb and registration process. Very helpful and well written.

good overview

I was hoping for something a little more in depth, but the authors do provide a lot of info in a short recording.

Good read

I enjoyed this book and heard a few useful tips that I may use going forward. What the authors had to say about app reviews was also very enlightening. But what I liked most is the fact that the authors decided to not reveal themselves or their apps, meaning I can trust the content of this book as honest advice and not as a pitch to download their apps. But now I'm curious haha.