Comments on: Divisive Devices http://www.dragthing.com/blog/?p=203 Please, Not Another Indie Developer Blog Sat, 07 Aug 2010 22:02:02 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Bedingungen für iPhone App Entwickler geändert http://www.dragthing.com/blog/?p=203&cpage=1#comment-685 Bedingungen für iPhone App Entwickler geändert Sat, 08 Aug 2009 09:37:28 +0000 http://www.dragthing.com/blog/?p=203#comment-685 [...] diesen Schritt waren auch die Entwickler ein wenig erstaunt, und das zu [...] [...] diesen Schritt waren auch die Entwickler ein wenig erstaunt, und das zu [...]

]]> By: 02 Litmus iPhone contest flawed? » Kieran’s Mobile + Tech Observations http://www.dragthing.com/blog/?p=203&cpage=1#comment-575 02 Litmus iPhone contest flawed? » Kieran’s Mobile + Tech Observations Tue, 21 Jul 2009 19:34:12 +0000 http://www.dragthing.com/blog/?p=203#comment-575 [...] For probably not the only developer frustrated by this already, view the blog of James Thomson-> running out of adhoc profiles. Understandably Apple are doing this to stop people bypassing distribution of presumably rejected [...] [...] For probably not the only developer frustrated by this already, view the blog of James Thomson-> running out of adhoc profiles. Understandably Apple are doing this to stop people bypassing distribution of presumably rejected [...]

]]> By: Euroclie http://www.dragthing.com/blog/?p=203&cpage=1#comment-513 Euroclie Wed, 03 Jun 2009 00:09:02 +0000 http://www.dragthing.com/blog/?p=203#comment-513 FWIW, I can confirm that the 100 count for test devices is indeed reset when you renew your yearly subscription, as shown on this screenshot of the mail received from Apple when I did renew my developer membership: http://patrick.robbe.free.fr/iPhone/reset.png FWIW, I can confirm that the 100 count for test devices is indeed reset when you renew your yearly subscription, as shown on this screenshot of the mail received from Apple when I did renew my developer membership:

http://patrick.robbe.free.fr/iPhone/reset.png

]]> By: Entitlements, verification, and the woes of iPhone ad hoc distribution. Seriously. http://www.dragthing.com/blog/?p=203&cpage=1#comment-494 Entitlements, verification, and the woes of iPhone ad hoc distribution. Seriously. Sun, 24 May 2009 22:35:52 +0000 http://www.dragthing.com/blog/?p=203#comment-494 [...] tag on your iPhone app for up to 100 people  (see the controversy involving this here, though).  Ad hoc distribution essentially allows you to test your app before it hits the store. [...] [...] tag on your iPhone app for up to 100 people  (see the controversy involving this here, though).  Ad hoc distribution essentially allows you to test your app before it hits the store. [...]

]]> By: iPhone developer program renewals kick in | MacRevu http://www.dragthing.com/blog/?p=203&cpage=1#comment-485 iPhone developer program renewals kick in | MacRevu Tue, 19 May 2009 22:21:09 +0000 http://www.dragthing.com/blog/?p=203#comment-485 [...] devices, according to one developer’s blog posting. James Thompson, developer of PCalc, states that when he recently ran into problems deleting and adding new testing devices to his list, and [...] [...] devices, according to one developer’s blog posting. James Thompson, developer of PCalc, states that when he recently ran into problems deleting and adding new testing devices to his list, and [...]

]]> By: Developers: Ad-Hoc Slots Non-Renewable | iPhone Info Blog http://www.dragthing.com/blog/?p=203&cpage=1#comment-478 Developers: Ad-Hoc Slots Non-Renewable | iPhone Info Blog Thu, 14 May 2009 19:59:39 +0000 http://www.dragthing.com/blog/?p=203#comment-478 [...] tweet from Dragthing’s James Thompson popped up yesterday explaining an ongoing issue with the developer system, which [...] [...] tweet from Dragthing’s James Thompson popped up yesterday explaining an ongoing issue with the developer system, which [...]

]]> By: James Thomson http://www.dragthing.com/blog/?p=203&cpage=1#comment-477 James Thomson Thu, 14 May 2009 15:12:18 +0000 http://www.dragthing.com/blog/?p=203#comment-477 I don't think that's the case, because I had already removed and recreated the profiles at one point fairly recently when I was having problems with signing. And, I would have thought that the Apple person would have mentioned that at the time if it was a solution. The fact that all the controls just vanish is a little strange though, and led me to think it was a bug somewhere. But it seems that's normal... I don’t think that’s the case, because I had already removed and recreated the profiles at one point fairly recently when I was having problems with signing. And, I would have thought that the Apple person would have mentioned that at the time if it was a solution. The fact that all the controls just vanish is a little strange though, and led me to think it was a bug somewhere. But it seems that’s normal…

]]> By: Hassan http://www.dragthing.com/blog/?p=203&cpage=1#comment-476 Hassan Thu, 14 May 2009 14:53:16 +0000 http://www.dragthing.com/blog/?p=203#comment-476 I noticed similar behavior a few months back--fortunately I still had 35 slots left when I noticed it. One thing I was curious about though that I haven't had a change to play with. You notice that for the device's the UI lists the provisioning profile that each device is assigned to. I wonder if this is actually just a referential integrity constraint that we are running into. If we are able to remove a provisioning profile that the device refers to (and I'm not sure if you are), can we then remove the device and regain that particular slot in our 100 device list? -Hassan I noticed similar behavior a few months back–fortunately I still had 35 slots left when I noticed it. One thing I was curious about though that I haven’t had a change to play with. You notice that for the device’s the UI lists the provisioning profile that each device is assigned to. I wonder if this is actually just a referential integrity constraint that we are running into. If we are able to remove a provisioning profile that the device refers to (and I’m not sure if you are), can we then remove the device and regain that particular slot in our 100 device list?

-Hassan

]]> By: Apple limita quantidade de cadastros Ad Hoc para desenvolvedores de iPhone | BLOG.MACMAGAZINE http://www.dragthing.com/blog/?p=203&cpage=1#comment-474 Apple limita quantidade de cadastros Ad Hoc para desenvolvedores de iPhone | BLOG.MACMAGAZINE Thu, 14 May 2009 04:58:57 +0000 http://www.dragthing.com/blog/?p=203#comment-474 [...] desenvolvedor James Thomson, do PCalc, descobriu esta semana, porém, que os tais 100 cadastros de aparelhos não podem ser reutilizados, ou seja, uma vez [...] [...] desenvolvedor James Thomson, do PCalc, descobriu esta semana, porém, que os tais 100 cadastros de aparelhos não podem ser reutilizados, ou seja, uma vez [...]

]]> By: Developer Warning: Ad-Hoc Slots NOT Changeable | I Love iPhone http://www.dragthing.com/blog/?p=203&cpage=1#comment-468 Developer Warning: Ad-Hoc Slots NOT Changeable | I Love iPhone Wed, 13 May 2009 17:00:11 +0000 http://www.dragthing.com/blog/?p=203#comment-468 [...] Dragthing’s James Thomson, however, has posted on a problem that just might bite a few developers right in their beta tests: [...] [...] Dragthing’s James Thomson, however, has posted on a problem that just might bite a few developers right in their beta tests: [...]

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