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Although updates to the last SDK version in a timely manner is a valid concern, but does one really rebuild his application with a new major iOS version after a
by amir 14y ago
Although updates to the last SDK version in a timely manner is a valid concern, but does one really rebuild his application with a new major iOS version after a week of the release?
- jonny_eh 14y agoYou might want to if there's a killer new API feature available, or if there's a new iOS device with a different resolution that requires a rebuild to support.
- securingsincity 14y agoAnd the new sdk versions usually coincide with the release of a new device.
- phil 14y agoIt's often been necessary -- most recently, iPad apps needed to be built against a new version of the SDK to correctly use 2x graphics on the new iPad's high-res screen.
- awj 14y agoFor the major iOS versions, many developers will have an update ready on release day. People will download apps just to play with new features. Keeping current with the SDK is absolutely a business advantage.