iPhone Apps Development—Setup Your App Part 8

In previous parts we evaluate some factors affecting the project set up for iPhone apps development

like testing, debugging, memory leakage, etc. and now we will see the Ad-Hoc distribution in this post.

We have seen in previous posts that we are doing everything to assure the best and bug free

performance of our app and ran frequent test on the simulator as well as your own iPhone now you are

sure that your app is not crashing in any condition like heavy load, abrupt usage as well as it doesn't

showing any memory leakage and it is fit well in the criteria of the UX at every aspects.

Now just imagine that your app is running on the other iOS versions than your iPhone has so what

would be the scenario? It is crashing or showing memory leakage there or have some distortions in the

performance or giving bad user experiences or not fit for the other hardware features which are

different than your iPhone version. Is it supporting the all features of the iOS or iPhone of all previous

versions or nearly recent versions? There are lots of questions to solve in iPhone apps development.

Thus the best way is to check the app on another iPhone of your friend and doing so you have to obtain

Ad-Hoc distribution certificate. Now in your Xcode project for iPhone apps development select the

device in drop down menu and push Build icon. Now navigate to your project build folder in the Finder

and look for Ad-Hoc-iphoneos folder where you will get an app. Besides this copy

AdHoc.mobileprovision certificate and create a zip. Now you can send this zip to your friend through

Skype and tell her to test it and give honest feedback.