February 11, 2009 at 20:44Compiler via SMS
Reading Startups, it seems to me that all the crazy ideas have already been invented and for a year now someone has been trying to make money on each of them. Particularly good ideas are to split something free into pieces and sell the pieces individually.
Nevertheless, I will try to say a newcrazy word - the mobile online compiler .
The idea is that the user sends the Java source code via SMS to the service, in response to an SMS, receiving a byte code directly for their phone. Then it remains to interrupt this code in the JAR - and that's it, half an hour of torment and the program is ready.
What for?Well, everything is clear - writing code is cool, and especially cool - for a mobile device. Or, suppose you are on an uninhabited tropical island, you don’t have a computer, laptop, PDA, and even an enormous size of cockroaches gnawed at your notebook - and there’s a mobile phone with charging - you need to somehow compile the code in this situation. A little bad thing is that Java is not so cool these days.
Profit! SMS-ki is a source of money! You can even make them for6 10 dollars. And if someone suddenly manages to do something useful, then it will be possible to use it (note - do not forget to write it in EULA)
In general, the only designer for posters in the electric train is missing “the more code is compiled, the more you’re not a sucker ".
PS * smiley *
ZZY Question - is it my one feeling from the creators of startups?
Nevertheless, I will try to say a new
The idea is that the user sends the Java source code via SMS to the service, in response to an SMS, receiving a byte code directly for their phone. Then it remains to interrupt this code in the JAR - and that's it, half an hour of torment and the program is ready.
What for?Well, everything is clear - writing code is cool, and especially cool - for a mobile device. Or, suppose you are on an uninhabited tropical island, you don’t have a computer, laptop, PDA, and even an enormous size of cockroaches gnawed at your notebook - and there’s a mobile phone with charging - you need to somehow compile the code in this situation. A little bad thing is that Java is not so cool these days.
Profit! SMS-ki is a source of money! You can even make them for
In general, the only designer for posters in the electric train is missing “the more code is compiled, the more you’re not a sucker ".
PS * smiley *
ZZY Question - is it my one feeling from the creators of startups?