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It's interesting I was thinking about the same thing a few days ago. Once you release an app, there won't be a lot of motivation to keep releasing updates to it
by smwhreyebelong 18y ago
It's interesting I was thinking about the same thing a few days ago. Once you release an app, there won't be a lot of motivation to keep releasing updates to it ( no incentive for doing that ). Why not go and build another app ?
- bcl 18y agoDid you read the same article as I did? It was about displaying a loading spinner over the top of the Apple keyboard. It is an interesting article and I'm going to look into it a bit deeper. I wonder how Apple views their method for enumerating the view objects to find the keyboard? They seem to be a bit touchy about non-standard ways of doing things. As far as updating your app goes, it is easier to update your current app to attract new users and better reviews than it is to start a whole new project. And some of us do take some pride in our work, so fixing bugs is a moral imperative.
- allenbrunson 18y agohe's not using any undocumented methods for finding the keyboard, but he is uncovering information that apple apparently doesn't want you to have, since they don't provide a documented method for locating the keyboard. i'd say that's a gray area. maybe they'd allow it, maybe not. for finding the first responder, he's using an undocumented method. that's a big no-no. they'd probably keep you out of the app store if they noticed that one.
- russ 18y agoThe Facebook app seems to use this method to display Post/Cancel buttons in a view above the keyboard when leaving comments
- Zev 18y agoI think he meant to reply to @slavox's comment, not a general post.