Good luck with the App Store submission. Hopefully you’re not stuck in “Awaiting review” limbo for too long.
Good luck with the App Store submission
Good luck with the App Store submission. Hopefully you’re not stuck in “Awaiting review” limbo for too long.
5 Comments
gkd@lemmy.ml · 31 pts · 3y
Hopefully it will be a smooth process. The initial submission is always the most tedious but I made sure to include a ton of information with the submission to hopefully alleviate any requests by them that would result in delays.
🤞
WiseMoth@lemmy.world · 1 pts · 3y
Have you guys got any updates from them? I had it on TestFlight but for some reason I removed it and now the current one is sadly full
rarkgrames@lemmy.world · 1 pts · 3y
Yeah I remember the first time I submitted an app and there were so many things I needed to do like privacy policies and resizing screen shots for different devices…
My first app was rejected for a small thing I’d overlooked but luckily it was a minor thing to fix.
That first submission taught me a lot. 😂
bricks@lemmy.world · 14 pts · 3y
I think what Reddit fails to realise is that there’s a large contingent of their base that aren’t Reddit users… they’re Apollo/RIF/Boost/etc. users. They’re a population seeking a very specific type of UX which Reddit either can’t or won’t deliver. People didn’t willingly use their trash can fire of a site when Alien Blue was termed - they migrated to Apollo.
I’m WILDLY impressed with Memmy so far, partially because it’s answering the user pain point above - as a casual user, I don’t want to get into the Fediverse weeds. I want an incredible streamlined experience that’s reliable, fast, and with a responsive developer.
Can’t wait for Memmy to blow up and to use it heavily over many years.
Sooperstition@lemmy.one · 3 pts · 3y
Just don’t call them Shirley