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by jbob2000
3030 days ago
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You are technically correct - yes, an app is not the server it is deployed on. But practically speaking, if I saw a spike in my traffic and got hit with a huge bill, I'm not going to say to myself, "gee, it wasn't the app's fault the server got really popular...". I think you missed my point that this article applies to a very, very small category of software. As soon as you have a subscription model, or any sort of payment structure, now you need an accountant! Those guys don't work for free. It's like, calculator apps and notepads that this philosophy applies to. |
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