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by ibisum
4295 days ago
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This is one of the advantages gained by using a non-native toolkit to develop for these platforms. My platform of choice (MOAI) is Lua-based, and in my development environment I can treat all of the hosts that it runs on - Windows, Linux, OSX, Android, iOS, HTML5+javascript - the same. There is no walled garden in this technique - any time I want to test on a platform, I simply send the existing app a link to a new source bundle, and off we go. The only time this doesn't work is of course the appstore-approval phase - things have to be precompiled and bundled properly into a signable package. Oh well, just a part of release engineering. But other than that, its just a push-button away to get new versions of my apps installed on all the test devices in the lab.. |
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