Post-Reader RSS Subscriber Counts – Marco.org
Google Reader’s crawlers are still running, but as far as I know, nobody’s seeing the results, so they don’t really count. Feedly does not yet report subscribers in its User-Agent string, but were receptive to the idea when I suggested it by email. They queried one of the database segments and reported that my current subscriber count is over 16,000. Given that they appear elsewhere to be the most
Lockdown – Marco.org
I’m Marco Arment: a programmer, writer, podcaster, geek, and coffee enthusiast. July 3, 2013 ∞https://marco.org/2013/07/03/lockdown Officially, Google killed Reader because “over the years usage has declined”.1 I believe that statement, especially if API clients weren’t considered “usage”, but I don’t believe that’s the entire reason. The most common assumption I’ve seen others cite is that “Googl
The One-Person Product – Marco.org
I’m Marco Arment: a programmer, writer, podcaster, geek, and coffee enthusiast. May 20, 2013 ∞https://marco.org/2013/05/20/one-person-product In 2006, I moved to New York and started working for David Karp doing web development for various media companies. That fall, in a brief gap before starting a new client, David said that we were going to make a prototype of an idea he’d had for a while. He h
The next generation of Instapaper – Marco.org
I’m Marco Arment: a programmer, writer, podcaster, geek, and coffee enthusiast. April 25, 2013 ∞https://marco.org/2013/04/25/instapaper-next-generation When I launched Instapaper in 2008, it was a very basic web app. It quickly expanded to define the pillars of the read-later market: a one-click “read later” bookmarklet, a web sync service, an adjustable text view optimized for reading, and an iPh
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