Hey everyone!
@Cameron is next up on the podcast to talk about the new LiveFlight and the upcoming iOS app. Our interview is in just over 5 hours so get your questions in!
Questions about how mean you think the mods are or airport editing (anything off topic really) won’t be answered.
Thanks!
How long did it take you to develop the first version of LiveFlight?
What are some of the challenges and differences between making a website and an actual app?
Will the new app be free? Also, what would you say, was the hardest part about coding liveflight?
What is the current state of your progress on the iOS app?
What features do you plan on adding?
Most Important - Will it be FREE?
#makeitfree
Cameron already told why in the earlier episode with Jason (Ep. 2)
Just edited mine 😀 hope it gets answered.
How much time do you spend monthly for the App?
What’s the most easiest thing to code?
Cameron is it hard to work in live flight app?
Do you use Swift or Objective-C to build the iOS app?
What is your favorite part about developing/coding Liveflight?
Well I might as well ask an obvious question - will there very an Android app after the iOS version is released and established?
And where did he get his inspiration to learn to code?
The app for android?
How many users use LiveFlight in ~24 hours?
How many people help you with LiveFlight? (Apart from @DavidCutler)
when will the next update be? and what will it add
How did you come up with the idea of LiveFlight? Did it come out the way you imagined it would look?
Which is your favourite male under 16 airport editor from the UK?
Haha just kidding, instead this:
What is the biggest feature you wish you could put into/improve LiveFlight with, but can’t because of any reason?
Another one:
Can you give us some stats on LiveFlight usage? ie peak times per day, downloads, reviews, browsers used, etc.