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CodeSign problems (one solution.)

October 26th, 2009 - Uncategorized - No Comments

This is an add-on to Dave’s posting on ._ (dot underscore) files and CodeSign errors (see http://shortpath.blogspot.com/2009/07/codesign-error-and-fbconnect-library.html.) My problem was different, but started with repeated:
“The binary you uploaded was invalid. The signature was invalid, or it was not signed with an Apple submission certificate.”
Note: I wasn’t able to compress the file using find (I [...]

Bugs I found during beta/adhoc testing…

March 3rd, 2009 - Programming, Technology, iphone - No Comments

Here are a some of bugs/things I found after the application had been released to adhoc (beta) users. All good reasons to spend as much time in this phase as possible/neccessary:
1) I failed to ‘retain’ a property that happened to be the one locating the website. It seemed to work at start-up but (for many [...]

Providing an iPhone/iPod Touch Device Identifier to a Developer

February 24th, 2009 - iphone - No Comments

Since the web page I used to give out for this seems to have gone away, here is the information:
A (unique) device identifier is required (by Apple) to allow adhoc (or beta) testing of applications; the developer builds the version of the application provisioned for a given set of identifiers. This is mechanism is how [...]

Installing Adhoc (Beta) iPhone Applications via iTunes on Microsoft Windows

February 19th, 2009 - Programming, Technology, Uncategorized, iphone - No Comments

How to install Adhoc (Beta) iPhone Applications via iTunes on Microsoft Windows.

iPhone Development for Mac Development Newbies

January 18th, 2009 - Programming, Technology, Work, iphone - 1 Comment

I recently switched to a Mac platform (for pleasure) and started developing on it, and even more recently started iPhone application development. I’d never seen (or heard of) xcode, cocoa, and those things. I’ve found the experience at times trivially easy (e.g. download/run/launch a sample in seconds, then learn from it’s code. Awesome) and sometimes [...]

iPhone Dev Camp (Boulder)

December 15th, 2008 - Technology - 3 Comments

I went to iPhone Dev Camp in Boulder yesterday.
I’d not been to anything like this before, and I really didn’t know what to expect. I was apprehensive and concerned that I was way too much of a Mac newbie (let alone iPhone newbie) to be able to keep up, and that I had no right [...]