I do, because my apps have to to go to different stacks depending on the
running environment. My launcher handles that and also initialises SQLite
databases. Using a launcher also lets me store files that need to be copied to
the device in one place, rather than in multiple places, given that th
Hi Todd,
Sure, you can do that, but there is a small syntax problem. I think that go
stack works, but go stack in window doesn't. This won't keep you from making a
launcher, but it is useful to know ;)
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Mark Schonewille
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Hi Mark,
I wasn't thinking of using a launcher to load additional code from the
internet on iOS. that would be cool, but I would guess you are right, that
it wouldn't be allowed. But I was thinking more along the lines of having
a place to load stuff and setup the environment before launching th
Hi Todd,
For testing, it is a good idea. You could save your work in your personal web
folder (on mac) and run your stack on an iOS device right-away.
For the iTunes store, I wouldn't recommend it because apple may not allow you
to for load additional code.
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Kind regards,
Mark Schonewille
Hello,
Clearly on the desktop, using a launcher file to start up the solution
makes a lot of sense. It seems very helpful in terms of managing updates,
setting up the environmment etc. But I am curious is it still a good idea
for things like iOS etc? I am curious to hear from folks who have stuf
