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It's a bit more complex than a simple #ifdef. In-app purchase is the way to go.
by pagekalisedown 15y ago
It's a bit more complex than a simple #ifdef.
In-app purchase is the way to go.
- allenp 15y agoIn case anyone is curious, here is a way to go about using #ifdef in your app: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/549462/how-do-i-manage-building-a-lite-vs-paid-version-of-an-iphone-app http://stackoverflow.com/questions/549462/how-do-i-manage-bu... I would argue that it really depends on how many places you need to put the #ifdefs to see if it is worth the added complexity.
- gte910h 15y ago>>an upgradable free app >It's a bit more complex than a simple #ifdef. Yes, I know in app purchase is more complex than a simple ifdef. However the secondary version (the fully paid version with no in-app purchase) is just an ifdef from the in-app upgradeable one. You take out the ads and in-app registration code and voila, fully paid app. (I know, I wrote said ifdef in an optionally upgradable app this week for a client).