Check out this video made by our clients. The Gunslinger app featured here is to hit the Appstore soon. And it’s using mob1serv our universal server API for high scores, push notifications and data storage for iPhone and Android apps. Please vote for this video to make the app popular! 
Too bad we at Injoit have found out late about the Geek’n'Rolla 2010 taking place in London. Too late to apply for startup pitches! As our mob1serv universal SaaS server solutions platform for iPhone / iPad / Android was certainly eligible and might have be of interest for VCs!
But we have decided to participate anyway, thankfully there was an option of paid startup demo table for 400 GBP which might be a bit pricey for startups but many people think it’s cheap for an event of such kind.
So is it worth to have a paid table at #gknr?
Кохаймося =)
The presentation of iPad by Steve Jobs has raised a huge wave of posts / comments. Some of them are just brilliant:
i think its neat, probably won’t ever own one but i can see why people would like them. kinda like a web browsing, iphone app playing cocaine mirror
Today we are having a real life test of our online high scores system because iCombat game version 1.2 got approved by Apple and there has been a flow of users populating the DB with their scores since then.
And suddenly it has stopped working - the online table wouldn’t show and as a result I had to learn a bit more about OAuth system we are using for the authentication purposes.
Bloody hell I’ve just spend more than two hours trying to figure out why Xcode won’t publish to my iPhone.
Tried everything - started with our checklist published earlier then lots of ritual dancing and read two big manuals by other guys:
http://www.24100.net/2009/02/iphone-sdk-mobile-provisioning-0xe800003a-0xe8000001/
http://www.codza.com/how-to-fix-iphone-code-signing-errors
Finally - being 100% sure everything is set up properly - used the idea of “Clean all” from the last link - and it worked! Nothing has been changed, I just quit the Xcode and removed everything from “Build” folder of my app! Then started it again, hit “Build” button and it worked!
Apple is evil. Thousands of developers spend hours losing time with all code signing thing. These lines from codza is one good example:
I was on a roll, all done in 30 minutes. A quick look at the clock: 11:30pm. I’ll quickly package it all up, submit my update, and pick out a dark comedy on Netflix instant watch…
Little did I know that for the next two hours I will be beaten, cubed and ground into hamburger meat by Apple engineering’s probably most ingenious attempt to one up Turing’s theory of the “halting problem”: code signing.
Injoit skating creative
after a corporate ice rink skating session, here is a piece of art by our designer Elena
My livejournal friend TheKonst has posted his interpretation of Scrum management technology:
Scrum incremental development - by Konst
Original:
Scrum incremental development - original
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