It was like 180.
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iPhone/iPod Touch General Discussion
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It was like 180.
Holy fucking shit.
Does anyone know how much any of the UK based developers have earnt? Like MooCowMusic? If its anything more then
The only thing you need is a managable computer, the creativity and being able to actually putnypir vision into a product, then there is the hope in which it would become a popular app. One can have all of the above, but it's not enough to be the reason you quit your job. I mean $250,000 for 2 months is a lot compared to what some would get anually, but I'd wanna keep my job as it contributes to the overall gathering of riches. + $0.02 from me! :sleep:
As long as you've got a great idea, computer know how and abit of determination, it is a get rich quick scheme.
I've never seen you make a useful post - ever.
spike021
iPhone Developer (prev. PSP Dev)
Believe me, it's a lot more difficult than you may think. A lot of thought has to go into your development, because otherwise, your app will get lost in the crowd. I don't know the exact amount, but roughly 50-75 apps get approved per a day, you need to be able to advertise quite a bit otherwise you go unnoticed. It's not as simply as saying, "I've played video games forever, how hard could it be to make one?"
Here's a checklist for you so you can see if you have the requirements down (at least the ones that matter for me in general, but can probably be applied to anyone):
- Do you know C programming?
- Do you know Objective-C, a superset of C?
- If you're planning on writing games, do you have knowledge of different API's/libraries that you can use?
- Do you have the graphics knowledge? Believe me, most people buy apps if they have a clean-looking GUI.
- How long have you been programming?
- Do you have experience with commercial development? While not as needed, this is definitely something that you need to be efficient at even as a beginner. You need to have a website/page, email address, and other methods of contact so that you can be told of: glitches, bugs, requests, supports ?s and the like.
His only skill is using Photoshop to make things pretty.
Mister Chief
New Member
You'll want a wireless router for SSH purposes at the very least.
Seth
MD Party Room
Acquired touch and has been jail broken.
Gotta get my wireless router back from a friend I only got a wired one
Woot first a ps3 and now a ipod touch...Sweet...
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isent usb better then ssh?
actually you can ssh with a usb connection.
You don't have to be so harsh on a n00b to the iPod Touch.
@n00b :laugh:: SSH is a way to transfer files over into the iPod Touch's database, through secure server connections. Try putting your iPod into the USB, see what happens. But as madsoul says, the system files are accessible through USB connections, but will require a more difficult way to be able to get in the system files. Normally, one can only access your music, photos, videos, applications, etc. But, through SSH you have full access of the iPod's system files, so once you get it set up, be careful not to mess with anything if you don't know what it is.