In-House App disappears after installation
I experienced the same problem with one of my in-house apps. The reason was that bundle ID in application manifest was specified incorrectly. After I fixed bundle ID, the application installs normally.
I experienced the same problem with one of my in-house apps. The reason was that bundle ID in application manifest was specified incorrectly. After I fixed bundle ID, the application installs normally.
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Is this what you’re looking for? http://code.djangoproject.com/wiki/DjangoSuccessStories Or are you looking for this list? https://www.djangosites.org/ Here are Django powered sites in rating order: https://www.djangosites.org/highest-rated/ How about Django sites focused on “business”: https://www.djangosites.org/tag/business/ is that “Enterprise” enough? We do econometric data processing with Django. High volume transactions. Is that “enterprise” enough?
As of December 2011, these are the steps: Create a provisioning profile in your Apple Enterprise account Set this as the Code Signing Identity under the Build setting of your app. Make sure the Bundle ID matches that of the provisioning profile. Select Product > Archive to build IPA file. Click Share (aka Distribute) button … Read more
I thought I’d report back after my week of searching… I’ve settled on PassPack I’ve been using it for a few days now for my personal passwords and I’m a total fanboy. They use the Host-Proof Hosting pattern so the only one that can access your stuff is you and if you forget your password … Read more
I’ve used it for a number of internal and commercial projects with great success. My warnings: Write lots of unit tests and make sure they ALL pass under Mono — this will save you a lot of trouble. Unless you absolutely have to, do NOT use their embedding API. It’s damn easy to use, but … Read more
I don’t have any examples to point to. In truth, many of these screens may be hard to find on the web for the simple fact that most of them tend to be “ugly”. These kinds of screens are rarely pretty. I can offer some tips, from long history working with these things. Consistency. Make … Read more
It’s almost impossible without some understanding of the underlying code. If you understand the underlying code, then you can better sort the wheat from chaff of the zillion bits of information you are getting in your heap dumps. Also, you can’t know if something is a leak or not without know why the class is … Read more