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While I mostly agree with what you have said, I just want to clarify #3. Now with TestFlight, I've found it to be very easy to get apps on other people's device
by knd775 12y ago
While I mostly agree with what you have said, I just want to clarify #3. Now with TestFlight, I've found it to be very easy to get apps on other people's devices and update them whenever I want.
- dozy 12y agoSure, testflight makes it easier (it's been around for years...). But you still have to invite people to testflight, after theyve signed up and added their device, you can provision the app for each device, after adding it to your developer account. Finally you can upload the build and have people install it. Obviously the process gets easier with time, and if you're not adding new people to the team. But, with Android you build the APK and send out as an email attachment to whoever and you're done. Set up a shared directory on dropbox or google drive or w/e if you want.
- knd775 12y agoI apologize for the delayed response. HN really needs reply notifications like Reddit. Anyway... Apple bought testflight. No more provisioning on up to 1000 devices. Android is still much simpler, but I was just pointing out that you don't have to provision devices or add their udid anymore.