Is there material to talk about it? what is max memory limit for application running on iPad 4th?
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Is there material to talk about it? what is max memory limit for application running on iPad 4th?
So access to a common central store created by the same model is ultimately limited by a single server's capacity to process the requests?
Is there material to talk about it? what is max memory limit for application running on iPad 4th?
So access to a common central store created by the same model is ultimately limited by a single server's capacity to process the requests?
Is there material to talk about it? what is max memory limit for application running on iPad 4th?
Though servers could be 'cascaded' to divide the traffic, and connect more users to a central store, but would have to prioritize the need for the groups to have access to the most accurately current core data? With spurious users sharing data files.
I manage apps for a medium size company - we have 37 iOS projects. Each project has a small team of testers and developers. We try and test across all Apple's supported devices with different OS/device configurations - various iPads, iPods, iPhones etc. We've quickly run out of UDIDs. How do publishers with lots of apps get around this? Electronic Arts had 266 apps at the last count for iPhone - I can't believe they have manage to do all their development and testing on less than a hundred devices.
Thanks,
Neil
I manage apps for a medium size company - we have 37 iOS projects. Each project has a small team of testers and developers. We try and test across all Apple's supported devices with different OS/device configurations - various iPads, iPods, iPhones etc. We've quickly run out of UDIDs. How do publishers with lots of apps get around this? Electronic Arts had 266 apps at the last count for iPhone - I can't believe they have manage to do all their development and testing on less than a hundred devices.
Thanks,
Neil