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but this is possible already. from the business section of apple's homepage: "Wireless App Distribution iPad enables enterprises to securely host and wireless
by pinaceae 16y ago
but this is possible already.
from the business section of apple's homepage:
"Wireless App Distribution
iPad enables enterprises to securely host and wirelessly distribute in-house apps to employees over Wi-Fi and 3G. Apps can be updated without requiring users to connect to their computers. In-house apps can be hosted on any web server accessible to users. Users simply tap on a URL to install apps wirelessly without needing to connect to their computers."
The company I work for distributes its iPad app through this to all our customers. No app store required. And yes, this is a full blown, native iOS app.
- vetinari 16y agoYes, but Apple sets terms and conditions, when and how can you do it (it involves being company of over 500 employees and assk-kissing when handling the certificates). Basically, you can't do any skunk works in your company, because when you start talking to all people necessary to handle Apple terms, some manager will come and tell you to not do anything, because the standard corporate phone is XYZ and that's it.
- semanticist 16y agoYou can auth up to 100 devices for testing, and use TestFlight (http://testflightapp.com/ http://testflightapp.com/) or similar to distribute them over the air. Yes, adhoc distribution doesn't scale out, but if you've got 100 eager users you can probably get them to convince management to sign the forms.