iOS 5 beta 2: “Unable to download application” error solution

If you’re an Apple Developer and recently upgraded to the second beta of iOS 5, you might encounter with a problem with installing your apps if you’ve used iCloud on your iDevice before. Continue reading

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Why can’t we just unify version control

Oh good. It’s so confusing. Why don’t we just unify version control and let it go.

I actually don’t give a damn about how frequent a developer produces a new version of it’s software but having it jumping from a major version to another in just a couple of months is just insane.

Look at Google Chrome. It’s a fine browser but it reached it’s eleventh version by now. When compared to Safari for example: Safari is just version 5. Or Microsoft. Constantly developing Windows in a rapid speed. Why they do it? I don’t know but I don’t feel that it’s right.

On the other side of the medallion, look at Cultured Code who develops Things which is a to-do application for Apple Devices. Their Mac version has been here for quite some time and it’s just version 1.4.7.

All in all, I think; but that’s just my thought and no offense but making the version number of an app increase rapidly is just a lame way to make it seem developed frequently and make that product seem strong.

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iMessage works over all connections!

Yeap. You heard it right. Apple’s new messaging app between it’s iDevices , aka iMessage, works on all connection types.

Apple didn’t give much of a detail about iOS 5 in WWDC so it’s the job of a developer to give details about it. I just tested iMessage between my iPhone and my brother’s iPhone; and it worked on all network connections(that includes Edge, 3G & Wi-Fi).

Though since iOS 5 is still beta, there had been some delays when sending through Edge, especially an image, but just to let you know: it works… And I’m sure that it will be much better in the stable version of iOS 5.

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Changing group names in Xcode

It really bugged me when I was preparing the structure of my CSE 211 term project. I created a group & put the header files under it. The problem is that I couldn’t change the group name. I wanted it to look something meaningful than ‘New Group’.

I checked every menu, right clicked it and nothing. Guess Apple just wanted to play some game.

So if you want to change a group name in Xcode just select it and press Enter.

Though, wonder why they didn’t add it to the right click menu.

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