Hello and welcome to another episode of App Stories.

I'm John Voorhe's and I've got Federico Vitechi with me.

Hey, Federico.

Hi.

Hi, hi.

I'm doing really well today. How about yourself?

I'm doing, I'm doing well. It's Friday, which I like. This week, we couldn't record up stories on Monday

since I had my condo meeting. That's always fun. Nothing like the condo meeting interrupting your

day job. But I have a topic for you today, Federico. This is one that I came up with.

I want to talk a little bit about the changing landscape of the world of apps.

The topic of this very podcast, the world of apps. Exactly. Because I've been thinking about it a lot lately.

I mean, recently Apple announced that it was making some changes to the way mini apps work.

And mini apps are like usually web-based technologies embedded inside of a native app.

Think, you know, things, the line is like this. And then there's a bunch of other we app. Think, you know, things,

the line is like this,

and then there's a bunch of other we chat. We chat, yeah, yeah.

Yeah, yeah.

But even you can look at some of the things like,

even like ChatGBT, GBT,

that OP has an iOS app.

And they're like little mini apps embedded

inside of ChatGPT on the on the iPhone yeah and by the way

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