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devsugar: A better way to share ad-hoc builds

by Erica Sadun (May 23rd, 2010)

Hey, Dave Howell. This post is for you. Dave's company Avatron is in the midst of a beta program for its newest application, Air Display. Steve Sande took a first look at Air Display not too long ago, and I've been messing with it too. The thing is this: Avatron is still sending out zipped ...

Developer-to-developer: application sharing for the iPhone simulator

by Erica Sadun (Jul 3rd, 2009)

Last week, TUAW showed you how to sign iPhone applications for informal developer-to-developer distribution. That approach lets you share applications between members of the iPhone developer program by using your signing credentials to authorize the application for use on your development ...

Dev Corner: Signing iPhone apps for informal distribution

by Erica Sadun (Jun 24th, 2009)

At times, iPhone developers might like to test out applications without going through the formality (or challenges) of ad hoc distribution. Ad hoc distribution was introduced by Apple to allow software testing on up to 100 registered devices. It is, admittedly, a bit of a pain. Developers must ...

Podcaster dev can't provision any more licenses

by Robert Palmer (Sep 23rd, 2008)

Developer Alex Sokirynsky wrote a blog post this morning saying Apple rescinded his authority to provision new ad-hoc licenses for his software, Podcaster. The blog post has since been removed, possibly because it violated his developer NDA. Sokirynsky believes that the licenses already provisioned ...

What does "ad hoc" app distribution mean for users?

by Robert Palmer (Jun 11th, 2008)

In the din of announcements from WWDC on Monday, one of the underreported features for iPhone apps is "ad hoc" app distribution: registering up to 100 iPhones, and distributing your apps yourself. Macworld's John Welch has a good overview of Ad Hoc and enterprise distribution, and what it means for ...

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