Two years ago we started a little side project to review and roundup apps. Being bloggers, a kick-ass WordPress setup was the natural way to go. My little brother threw in a great idea for a name, and we lucked out when a super talented blogger named David Appleyard showed up offering to run the project. Two years on and AppStorm has become a little powerhouse here at Envato, for Mac apps, Web apps, iPhone and iPad apps, and starting today, Windows and Android apps.
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Did you know that there are now ten Tuts+ sites and the Tuts Marketplace? If you didn’t get a chance to check them out in November here’s a look at the top three from each site!
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Want to know how you could win more than $1,000 worth of prizes for having your tutorial accepted on the Tuts+ Marketplace? We’re looking for marketplace author submitted content showing us how you made your high quality Envato™ marketplace items. We’ve got some awesome prizes lined up for numerous winners and are looking for your tutorial submissions to the Tuts+ Marketplace. Are you ready to win some top-notch prizes?
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If you’ve been writing code for any length of time, you’ve probably found that experimenting with different ideas for your code and keeping different versions of pieces of a project isn’t always easy to organize. Furthermore, you want to code, not manage files. You should be using Git, a version control system. And now, with my newly-released Rockable Press eBook, Getting Good with Git.
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October saw the launch of the latest Tuts+ sites, Webdesigntuts+. Edited by popular Themeforest author Brandon Jones, probably better known as Epicera. There’s already a lot of great content on Webdesigntuts+ and we all look forward to seeing more and more in the coming months.
Aetuts+ Editor Adam Everett Miller created a fantastic video called “Faces of Envato” from footage shot at the Chicago meetup, check it out! And read on to see the best of Tuts+ from October
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In last week’s article, I wrote briefly about the importance of maintaining a strong online web presence to help promote your mobile applications, and I also showed you seven examples of mobile app promotional pages done well. This week, I’ll followup on that article by showing you seven HTML/CSS templates you can either download for free or purchase in order to promote your own applications!
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Mobiletuts+ is pleased to announce that we are now consistently publishing tutorials on mobile design! We will be publishing 2-3 times per week on mobile design theory and Photoshop in addition to continuing our coverage of application programming and marketing tips. In celebration of our design launch, MobileLove.org is offering a discount to all Mobiletuts+ readers on a mobile design icon set and iPhone book bundle!
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Mobile app development is a booming business, and one that’s predicted to grow even larger in the immediate future. But there’s still plenty of room for new developers on virtually every mobile platform out there, partly due to the high barriers to entry: app development is often time-consuming and often requires extensive programming knowledge.
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We often see comments on this site asking us to post more video content. When we post video content however, we frequently receive comments from readers telling us that they prefer written content. Today, we’ve decided to put this to a vote. Do you prefer written or video content? Feel free to elaborate in the comments.
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A strong web presence can make a significant contribution to a successful mobile app launch. For iPhone applications, iTunes provides a description of your application and screenshots. It also provides a website link, and the site you list will say a lot about the development company or individual behind the app. Making a custom landing page will also help you drive sales from other marketing methods, such as search engine traffic or paid advertising. In this article, we will explore 7 great examples of how successful iPhone developers and development companies are using websites to promote their mobile applications. Next week, we will followup with another article showing website templates available for you to quickly create your own promotional sites!
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