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App developer here. Is an application which turns in a small profit, so I don't look too much at it. On the other hand, Postfix wasn't running on that machine (
by albertogh 16y ago
App developer here. Is an application which turns in a small profit, so I don't look too much at it. On the other hand, Postfix wasn't running on that machine (I had been doing some testing three weeks ago and forgot to enable it again), so the emails generated by the cronjobs didn't get forwarded to my main email account.
- Groxx 16y agoI can see that, truly. And I do find the results interesting, though not really unexpected, if only because of the sheer number of people who clicked the ad(s). May I recommend something to mitigate this sort of thing in the future? Set up a script to launch an emulator for each of your apps which rely on others' services, unit test their core functionality, and save a screenshot of the key screens. Run it when you feel like it, come back in a few minutes, and peek at the pictures / pass / fail. Though, that said, I have not used the iPhone emulator. Can it be easily (enough) scripted to do something like that? I would certainly hope so, but I've been disappointed in development tools before.