React Native

anky

all of my programming life i had just updated the code on my server and you (user) could see the changes right away

turns out that submitting an app to the App Store so that you can download it on TestFlight is much more bureaucratic pain than that. i had never done it until today, and I don’t know (or understand) why it is not being deployed

but will keep digging till i figure it out. that’s what creating things is about, especially in programming

figure out how to fit all the lego blocks so that they can end up doing what you want them to do

so that you can -hopefully- experience joy by playing around with it

will do my best to ship it today, because the new sojourn (96 day cycle) of the /anky verse started 4 hours ago

and we need to start mining that $newen by writing our 8 minutes 

stay tuned

what are some important considerations that you think are easy to miss when submitting an app to testflight?

how did you learn how to do it? do you have any guide or tutorial that i can study and learn from?

what is failing is inside the 11MB Xcode logs. somewhere in there

@brianjckim @dannyaranda any tips for jp? I've heard you both talk about, & used one of your testflight apps