4. Be proud of what you develop, it's hard to work on something you aren't truly passionate about. APPO: Where do you see the app sector one year from now? Five years from now? TIMBRE: The app marketplace is a continually changing sector and it is almost impossible to predict how the sector will handle itself over the next five years. However if we take a look a year into the future we feel that we will see a rise in the amount of smart products that enable applications to run on them. One growing sector we've pinpointed is the medical tech sector. Pretty soon you will see tablet devices popping up in hospitals and care centers, schools are overhauling their curriculums to accommodate a more dynamic educational style, and location based applications are just getting started. While this may not provide a clear picture of the fate of the app community, we are very excited to be a part of it! Many years before Craigslist, there was this guy, Steve Koepke, who diligently typed up a four page (one sheet, two sided, folded) list of all the bands playing that weekend in the Bay Area. He'd come to shows with a satchel full of these and we'd all get them and go to clubs like the Brave New World and see Steelpole Bathtub because we liked the name, or L7 at the Berkeley Square because we loved "Shove" and Rancid was opening... This app is finally Steve The List