It is not clear if the author is earning something out of the situation (more traffic I suppose?).
However, it seems to me if Shortcuts really takes off among the average iOS user, there could be a massive business building cloud services exposed via these low-code programming environments.
Killer App for FaaS?
At the same time Microsoft's TouchDevelop tried in the past to bootstrap the lack of apps on Windows Phone, but didn't succeed and had virtually no impact.
I am curious if (and hopeful) Apple will be different here.
It is not clear if the author is earning something out of the situation (more traffic I suppose?).
However, it seems to me if Shortcuts really takes off among the average iOS user, there could be a massive business building cloud services exposed via these low-code programming environments.
Killer App for FaaS?
At the same time Microsoft's TouchDevelop tried in the past to bootstrap the lack of apps on Windows Phone, but didn't succeed and had virtually no impact.
I am curious if (and hopeful) Apple will be different here.