Yes, agreed. The next version of the app will have registration possible in the app. Having the unpredictability of the app approval process meant I had to basically submit a minimum viable client as soon as I could to make sure it was in the app store at launch. This is super high priority.
Alright, that's reasonable. Yet another reason I might get a Nexus One soon (especially if I no longer have to worry about being push-less!).
How will the other mobile apps work? Will they just always be running and frequently checking for notifications? Can you do some sort of long-polling over cell networks that sometimes lose service? How will you make sure you don't kill people's battery life?
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Yes, agreed. The next version of the app will have registration possible in the app. Having the unpredictability of the app approval process meant I had to basically submit a minimum viable client as soon as I could to make sure it was in the app store at launch. This is super high priority.
Alright, that's reasonable. Yet another reason I might get a Nexus One soon (especially if I no longer have to worry about being push-less!).
How will the other mobile apps work? Will they just always be running and frequently checking for notifications? Can you do some sort of long-polling over cell networks that sometimes lose service? How will you make sure you don't kill people's battery life?
Are you a mobile app company or an internet messaging company?
How long did it take you to get the app approved for the AppStore listing? Just curious what the length of an average release cycle is like.
Great strategy to submit a minimal app first.