Product @herdworks. Previously Co-Founder & CEO of Sensu (acq. Sumo Logic). Team ο£Ώ
Currently working on https://hypertemplates.net
β©Portland, OR. πΉβ½οΈπ²
| π Blog | https://calebhailey.com |
| π Startup | https://herd.works |
| π Code | https://github.com/calebhailey |
| π In Progress | https://makehypertext.com |
Going on three days since I responded to the latest rejection, which was a documentation issue. Do I need to push another button?
Meanwhile, as I'm slogging my way through App Store Review, I've continued to improve a few things.
Just updated profile pages with a stateful follow/unfollow button. π€π½
I like how this improves the discovery flow. Following a feed isn't such a big commitment if you can quickly unfollow it.
Uggghhh... I waited 4 days for App Store Review only go get rejected in 18 minutes. I didn't include instruction to test a feature that corresponds to a particular permission (background audio playback). Since they didn't discover the feature on their own, the app was rejected. I responded within 30 minutes with the missing instructions, but if I have to wait for another 4 days I'm gonna lose it.
In the mean time, here's some new screenshots. π
Got the basic feed discovery flow dialed in yesterday. π€π½
Coming soon to HyperTexting!
Welp, Xcode decided it could no longer run builds on my test device. I've been stuck on this for ~4-5 hours. I'm literally sitting on the build that should (finally) pass App Store review, but I can't test it. π€¦π½ββοΈ
I've tried all manner of troubleshooting including wiping the test device, upgrading macOS (15.5.x to 15.7.4), and upgrading to latest Xcode. Even tried a fresh test device.
Has anyone seen this before? #AppleDeveloper
Finished up HyperTexting auto-discovery while waiting for App Store review... #RSS
I feel the need, the need for speedy feeds.
This is what it looks like to follow new #RSS feeds in HyperTexting.
