The volume of users, the custom UX, the functions, where do you even start?

If someone had the next great social media platform and even had backers giving them funding, I don’t even know where I could point them to start…

  • founderscurve@alien.topBEnglish
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    10 months ago

    Building it isn’t really the issue, in some cases the code can even be found open source.

    The issue is adoption and usage retention and network effect… once you get mass adoption,

    THEN

    The other issues about custom UX or security or database / server fluctuations become an issue.

  • naripan@alien.topBEnglish
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    10 months ago

    It’s by hiring some full stack developers. Even now, it’s possible to make something like Twitter, just like how Meta released Thread. Twitter is lucky as it arrived at the right time when sms is widely used, mobile collaboration is in demand and people are looking for alternatives from Facebook.

  • Fantastic_Pudding_54@alien.topBEnglish
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    10 months ago

    It is complicated if you do not know how it’s built, it is an impressive feat to get to that level of Twitter even though twitter is a genuine joke, Resources, A King cant build a castle without resources, you need architects, builders, trees, stone, iron, it is built with resources, its too complicated to explain as its way too vast but its resources and organization that makes things work. So get resources and a good concept that is in demand in the market, Twitter did that, a app for the youth, reddit for communities.

  • Dr_momo@alien.topBEnglish
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    10 months ago

    I just read Hatching Twitter and would recommend it for giving good insight into its I’ll-defined origins. It’s a fascinating story, especially as they had no business model at all even whilst onboarding hundreds of thousands of new users each month. It’s a good lesson in how to pivot for a new business.