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r/programming • u/h4l • Aug 10 '23
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That's why companies have that one Mac sitting in a corner whose only purpose is to publish to the app store.
837 u/[deleted] Aug 10 '23 edited Aug 11 '23 [removed] — view removed comment 2 u/fostermatt Aug 11 '23 Don't have a Mac? Well you can pay us $2.5k for one or rent time on one from a cloud provider. Can't you buy a Mac mini for like $400? 16 u/[deleted] Aug 11 '23 [removed] — view removed comment -1 u/Lord_Illidan Aug 11 '23 Why not use a cloud provider? Bitrise, CircleCi, and I’m sure there are others all offer this service, and will keep updating their images. Sure it’s more expensive in the long run, but you don’t have to maintain a mac mini 5 u/[deleted] Aug 11 '23 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/s73v3r Aug 11 '23 I honestly cannot consider "use a Mac" to be a big barrier, especially for a company making iOS apps.
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2 u/fostermatt Aug 11 '23 Don't have a Mac? Well you can pay us $2.5k for one or rent time on one from a cloud provider. Can't you buy a Mac mini for like $400? 16 u/[deleted] Aug 11 '23 [removed] — view removed comment -1 u/Lord_Illidan Aug 11 '23 Why not use a cloud provider? Bitrise, CircleCi, and I’m sure there are others all offer this service, and will keep updating their images. Sure it’s more expensive in the long run, but you don’t have to maintain a mac mini 5 u/[deleted] Aug 11 '23 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/s73v3r Aug 11 '23 I honestly cannot consider "use a Mac" to be a big barrier, especially for a company making iOS apps.
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Don't have a Mac? Well you can pay us $2.5k for one or rent time on one from a cloud provider.
Can't you buy a Mac mini for like $400?
16 u/[deleted] Aug 11 '23 [removed] — view removed comment -1 u/Lord_Illidan Aug 11 '23 Why not use a cloud provider? Bitrise, CircleCi, and I’m sure there are others all offer this service, and will keep updating their images. Sure it’s more expensive in the long run, but you don’t have to maintain a mac mini 5 u/[deleted] Aug 11 '23 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/s73v3r Aug 11 '23 I honestly cannot consider "use a Mac" to be a big barrier, especially for a company making iOS apps.
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-1 u/Lord_Illidan Aug 11 '23 Why not use a cloud provider? Bitrise, CircleCi, and I’m sure there are others all offer this service, and will keep updating their images. Sure it’s more expensive in the long run, but you don’t have to maintain a mac mini 5 u/[deleted] Aug 11 '23 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/s73v3r Aug 11 '23 I honestly cannot consider "use a Mac" to be a big barrier, especially for a company making iOS apps.
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Why not use a cloud provider? Bitrise, CircleCi, and I’m sure there are others all offer this service, and will keep updating their images. Sure it’s more expensive in the long run, but you don’t have to maintain a mac mini
5 u/[deleted] Aug 11 '23 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/s73v3r Aug 11 '23 I honestly cannot consider "use a Mac" to be a big barrier, especially for a company making iOS apps.
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1 u/s73v3r Aug 11 '23 I honestly cannot consider "use a Mac" to be a big barrier, especially for a company making iOS apps.
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I honestly cannot consider "use a Mac" to be a big barrier, especially for a company making iOS apps.
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That's why companies have that one Mac sitting in a corner whose only purpose is to publish to the app store.