chrisstott

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by chrisstott 10y ago
I just wanted to extend congratulations from the team at buddybuild! It's awesome to see the mobile developer tools ecosystem as a whole expanding. It wasn't too long ago that mobile teams had to use web CI products, awkwardly rep
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by chrisstott 10y ago
You might be interested in buddybuild's beta distribution which does automatic UDID management. It basically makes it so neither the developer nor the tester ever have to worry about UDIDs ever again. Instead you can send a build to a
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by chrisstott 11y ago
This is one of my favourite quotes about pricing ever.
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by chrisstott 11y ago
I think Unity is something we'd love to support in the long term. I don't know what the timeline on the would be though. We already have people who are using buddybuild to co-ordinate deploying mobile and server apps (either a ful
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by chrisstott 11y ago
We take this very seriously. At a high level, our front end servers can write credentials, but never read them. Only the build machines (which are isolated from the public internet) can decrypt and use them... and only for a short duration
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by chrisstott 11y ago
We don't think of it as an either/or (In fact, buddybuild supports deploying directly to Testflight as well). Buddybuild's deployment really comes into its own earlier in the dev cycle - when you want to deploy to your intern
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by chrisstott 11y ago
We use the spaceship gem, but none of the fastlane cli tools. One of the things we really wanted to enable was an incredibly simple set up process, but while balancing that with giving a developer the ability to work in the way they want to
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by chrisstott 11y ago
[I'm a co-founder at http://www.buddybuild.com - we're a cloud platform for building and iterating on mobile apps] Awesome write up. I've always been a huge believer in having a great workflow. Before starting bud