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I think his objection is that the process means bug fixes are really slow to appear, and he has no way of communicating with his customers.
by bensummers 17y ago
I think his objection is that the process means bug fixes are really slow to appear, and he has no way of communicating with his customers.
- pyre 17y agoSeems more like he's upset that it took a week for Apple to approve the update, and somehow with a week of 'review' they didn't catch his bug for him, which is a ridiculous notion. Does he really believe that Apple's reviewers spend 8 hrs/day for a week reviewing just his application? Aside from that, the AppStore approval process does not claim to be his software QA team. So he should really stop complaining and do more testing before he releases a product, because approval process or no approval process, when you submit your App to the AppStore you are publishing your code to the world. If it's not up to snuff at that point, it's your own damn fault.
- DeusExMachina 17y agoYes, I know that was my fault, I think I made it clear, but obviously it wasn't clear enough. I updated the post. What is really upsetting is that now I have no means to fix my error. I know I'm not the first one to complain about this. Sorry for the misformulation.