Under what conditions is that itsy bitsy part above the water ever going to bring a customer from a “no” to a “yes”?
This has happened to me several times. For example, I use a specific markdown editor because it has a single killer feature (single pane editing) that none of the others do. Or a few days ago, I looked in a comparison of vector editing software because the one I was using didn’t have a specific feature (user friendly perspective transforms). I’ve picked apps over something as simple as a dark theme, or being able to store my notes as a tree instead of a flat list. Sometimes, a single feature can be exactly what someone wants.
This has happened to me several times. For example, I use a specific markdown editor because it has a single killer feature (single pane editing) that none of the others do. Or a few days ago, I looked in a comparison of vector editing software because the one I was using didn’t have a specific feature (user friendly perspective transforms). I’ve picked apps over something as simple as a dark theme, or being able to store my notes as a tree instead of a flat list. Sometimes, a single feature can be exactly what someone wants.
Yeah that does make sense. I guess it depends on the feature in question and how close the competition is.