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Every platform has their own little nuances, a Windows app will look drastically different than a Linux app; same goes for Android and iOS. It is near impossible to please everyone, and attempting to cater to everyone will more often than not results in sub par experience for everyone. While your tool chains may be able to compile to all these platforms, it may be a good idea to focus on one (or at most two very similar) platform(s), and provide a better experience for the targeted user group instead.
So I went to the GitHub but kinda confused how I get it on my iPhone
There’s only information how to built it for now, wait a few days and check again if there’s a link to testflight
Nice!
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Go to the app store, and install the app called Test Flight.
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Then click this invite link (on your phone)
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Click ‘Start Testing’
Same icon, different app name 🤔
Is that needed on android too? The test flight app there looks shady.
No! TestFlight is an iOS only thing, Android would have its own way of enrolling in a beta, or just installing the .APK directly. Whatever you found is definitely shady.
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This is definitely the best I’ve seen so far. Commenting from it right now.