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There’s nothing quite like the rush of trying to grab #concert #tickets for a huge event like #Coldplay. Thousands of fans jump online at the same moment, and what happens? All ended up with “Error 503.” It’s a clear reminder that no matter what technology you use, if it can’t handle the pressure of sudden spikes in traffic, it’s bound to fail when it matters most. PS- This post is purely for awareness and not directed to any specific app. #PerformanceTesting #TechTalk #AppReliability #ScalabilityInFocus #coldplayconcert #mumbai

#day75 of #90DayDesignChallengeWithMalewicz An #equalizer app screen with save and other options An Equalizer is a tool for recording and mastering music, but anyone can use one to adjust the sound signature of their headphones or speakers in the mobile app or on a physical product. We of course won’t be designing a physical product so let’s focus on the app itself. Another recreation #design #ui #figma https://lnkd.in/eFNAyfDt

Of course the majors are going to build their own proprietary platforms and teams around 'Super Fans'. If it helps their artists develop relationships with their fans, then I'm all for it. However, it begs the fundamental question: Who do you want to own YOUR DATA and your relationship with YOUR FANS? Your label? Or YOU? Your (sustainable) business is built on direct relationships with your fans. Own your data, own your business.

Of course the majors are going to build their own proprietary platforms and teams around 'Super Fans'. If it helps their artists develop relationships with their fans, then I'm all for it. However, it begs the fundamental question: Who do you want to own YOUR DATA and your relationship with YOUR FANS? Your label? Or YOU? Your (sustainable) business is built on direct relationships with your fans. Own your data, own your business.

🚀 Exciting Project Update: Building a Minimalistic Music Player App with React! 🎵 🌟 I've embarked on creating a sleek and functional music player application, and I'm thrilled to announce that it's well on our way. Here's a sneak peek at what we've accomplished so far: ✅ Deep Dive into React Components: I've delved into the intricacies of React components, ensuring a smooth and efficient user interface. ✅ Seamless Navigation with React Router: Leveraging React Router, I'm trying intuitive page layouts for seamless navigation throughout the app. ✅ Easy Controls at Your Fingertips: With play, stop, next/previous track, and a seek bar, controlling your music experience has never been easier. ✅ Customizable Dark/Light Mode: Personalize your experience with a toggle switch between dark and light modes, catering to your preferences. I'm excited to invest more time and effort into bringing this project to fruition. Stay tuned for updates as I'm work towards delivering a polished and fully functional music player app! #React #MusicPlayer #ProjectUpdate #WebDevelopment #TechInProgress 🎶🎉

Exhilarated to share my latest app , that comforts you with the soothing music of a Xylophone. 🎶 Being a newbie in the most demanding field of exploration, I will keep on experimenting with my ability to craft mind catching applications. Stay tuned to check out more of my apps. 👨💻 🕊 #flutter #flutterdeveloper #fluttercommunity #flutterdev #appdevelopment #flutterui

You can now record, edit & add music in the token.com app! What Token will you create about first? #CreateWithToken #AppUpdate #TokenTools

Warner is building a superfan app. It will be cross-platform, connect artists & fans directly, and probably monetize the hell out em. "I firmly believe in the power of a superfan" - Robert Kyncl, Warner CEO Here's what he has to say about it: "I've assembled a team of incredible technology talent who are working on an app where artists can connect directly with their superfans...and we're focused on making sure that artists get data on these superfans." I thought this was the most interesting piece: "Artists want to work with every single platform...they don't want to optimize just for one platform over another. So a solution like this for superfans has to be a cross-platform solution." Platformless is smart. Maybe they attempt to get around platform exclusivity by offering the same superfan add-ons wherever you stream? We shall see. The app rolls out later this year.

It's so interesting as before I read the article, the ideology of a "superfan app," has been generated in the K-pop world by HYBE as WeVerse. It's quite fascinating seeing how the Western world (Anglo-America) is using that as an inspiration to try to funnel fans into one general location to be getting this exclusive experience with the artist. I don't agree with it being platform less because it is a platform, it's just trying to filter out the massive fan space that goes across the bigger platforms like TikTok, Twitter (X), Instagram, and so on. I used to use WeVerse and did enjoy the idea that I was closer to BTS and Seventeen. Yet, it still felt like another version of Tumblr or Twitter in the space. I'm curious to know how much of the superfan perspective (wants, needs) are being integrated into the creation of this model. Especially with the discourse online being some fans, yes even superfans, are tired of noticing the way that the superfan approach is now only based on monetary outcomes. Fans will still go to this new app as it is exciting, I'm excited for innovation. However, I'm really curious on how this will operate in a way that feel authentic in the artist to fan relationship that trickles into streams and revenue (tickets, merch, etc.) and the parasocial relationship that fans have with the artist (aka what are the actual expectations fans will have on the artists to perform on this new platform that might try to mimic 1:1 interactions). #musicindustrynews #musicindustry #musicinnovation #superfans #musicbusiness

Mid-week 2 update on #Project Playlisty. - The app is mostly functional, but - Due to lack of a Spotify API endpoint, I have to think of a workaround to check if a song is in a given playlist or not. #blog #devlog