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TestFlight is a service that allows iOS developers to distribute builds of their apps to testers over the air (OTA) without going through the App Store approval process. Developers can create teams, invite testers, upload and distribute builds directly to testers' devices, and get feedback through TestFlight. Testers can install the builds OTA to test pre-release versions of apps on their own devices.
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iOS Distribution and App store pushing and more
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iDW資料(110424)
- 1. TestFlight 2011/04/24 murapong
- 2. • iOS • Blog:http://d.hatena.ne.jp/murapong/ • Twitter:http://twitter.com/murapong
- 4. TestFlight • iOS Web • • iOS4.0 OTA(Over The Air) • https://testflightapp.com/
- 5. TestFlight • or • • recruitment
- 7. Register Now
- 8. I am a developer iPhone
- 9. TestFlight iPhone
- 10. Login
- 11. Register Device
- 18. Team Create
- 20. Send invitaion
- 22. Accept
- 27. • UDID • iOS Provisioning Portal • Ad Hoc Provisioning Profile
- 28. iOS Device Product → Archive
- 29. Share
- 30. iOS App Store Package (.ipa) Ad Hoc Identity Next
- 31. Save
- 32. Builds Upload a build
- 33. ipa Next: Confirm Testers
- 34. Complete
- 35. Email Sent
- 36. Install
- 37. Install
- 40. Installed
- 42. submit
- 43. OTA • http://www.readwriteweb.com/mobile/ 2011/01/7-tools-for-ota-ios-beta-testing.php
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