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After 1 Day, my app got rejected from apple.
They've tested it on an iPad and it crashed. I still don’t know why and how to fix it.
But the second reason is, that there are to many of these kinds of app. But I could find many or even an app with the same thing.
How can I continue?
Today is the day.
It’s the first time I publish an app to the App Store.
It was more effort than I thought. But after a few days of work I finally published it.
After many many months of coding, my app is finally finished for the App Store.
Can’t wait for people to use it.
But one downside. Can’t publish it for all, only for friends. The API costs are currently to expensive for many users.
While my friends use the app, I will work on a better system for less api cost.
After many many months of coding, my app is finally finished for the App Store.
Can’t wait for people to use it.
But one downside. Can’t publish it for all, only for friends. The API costs are currently to expensive for many users.
While my friends use the app, I will work on a better system for less api cost.
Today I learned, that documenting your code, your API and your database is important.
I wanted to continue my mobile app, which I've started a few months ago.
I wanted to write a new backend, because few things have changed.
But damn, I don’t know anything about it anymore. I don’t know why I have some tables, I don’t know how I made the old requests, I don’t know anything about my project anymore.
And that’s disappointing. I tried to understand my old codebase and the database, but damn it wasn’t even organized well.
When I'm off work, I try to write a better and more organized backend for my app.
And the important part.
DOCUMENT EVERYTHING
Mobile development is crazy.
I've had a bug where when I logged into my app, I've got an out of NavigationContext bug.
After 2 days of searching from where the bug comes from, I found it. It was a conditional CSS styling.
WHY DOES MOBILE DEVELOPMENT HAS SOME CRAZY BUGS CAUSED BY STYLNG? This is the second time styling broke my app.
Mobile development is crazy.
I've had a bug where when I logged into my app, I've got an out of NavigationContext bug.
After 2 days of searching from where the bug comes from, I found it. It was a conditional CSS styling.
WHY DOES MOBILE DEVELOPMENT HAS SOME CRAZY BUGS CAUSED BY STYLNG? This is the second time styling broke my app.
After 3 months, I think I'm kinda ready for beta testing. I have everything working and want to see it in action.
What is the best way for beta testing? Do you publish it to the store and make it beta or do you build it on your machine and send the file to the tester?
I've implemented a feedback-system into the app, so it’s easier to report bugs or general Feedback.