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Yes I am aware it's a hobby project. But nonetheless, same as every mobile project uploaded on the App Store, it should be updated frequently including the depe
by lawgimenez 4y ago
Yes I am aware it's a hobby project. But nonetheless, same as every mobile project uploaded on the App Store, it should be updated frequently including the dependencies.
- lapcat 4y ago> If you're in the mobile development space, you have to keep up > This is the way to get Apple and Google off your ass. The article author has a full-time job as a mobile developer, does keep up, and is not lazy. Your comment was insulting. > Yes I am aware it's a hobby project. You show no recognition that people are busy and have better things to do than to constantly update a hobby project to satisfy Apple's whims.
- lawgimenez 4y agoIs updating once a year considered constantly updating? That's the least a "professional" iOS developer should do.
- lapcat 4y ago> Yes I am aware it's a hobby project > That's the least a "professional" iOS developer should do. You continue to show no recognition of the situation, and you also continue to be insulting by putting "professional" in quotes.
- lawgimenez 4y agoJust to recap, update your iOS project once a year, be it hobby or not. I don't want an app that hasn't been updated for 3 years on my son's phone or any device. Call me paranoid but security wise.
- lapcat 4y agoThese are just your personal opinions. It's unclear why anyone should follow them. Apple itself seems fine with developers updating once every 3 years, or even longer than 3 years, depending on how many downloads the app has.