New maintainer for MobileOrg on iOS

New maintainer for MobileOrg on iOS

[Richard Moreland]

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I'm looking for someone to take over maintaining MobileOrg for iOS.  My iOS
Developer subscription ($99/yr) is about to expire on September 7, and I'm
hoping I can find someone who may be interested in iOS development to carry
it forward before then.

I also just got a notification from Dropbox that the API version I'm using
will be retired in December 2012, so there would be that small amount of
work involved to keep it up to date.

I don't have a Mac or iPhone anymore, but I'm happy to help anyone who's
willing to get up to speed with it.

If you're interested, please let me know.

Thanks,
Richard

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Re: New maintainer for MobileOrg on iOS

[Bastien]

Hi Richard,

I forwarded this message on the G+ group:

  https://plus.google.com/102778904320752967064/posts/QMDpT31Am7C

I hope someone will volunteer.  MobileOrg would be the only
reason for which I would have bought an iPhone, but since you
don't have one anymore, I don't feel so ashamed :)

I have seen it in action in some friend's hands and could feel
the "Wow!" effect.

Thanks again for this great app,

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 Bastien

Re: New maintainer for MobileOrg on iOS

[Andre Powell]

I hope this is not a stupid question, but will the app eventually fail?

Andre 


It is not what happens to you, but your response that determines your character.

Re: New maintainer for MobileOrg on iOS

[Ranmocy]

Hi Richard,
I am just begin to watch the project after it expire right the time T.T
There is so many iOS apps live without App Store.
They just release on their own website.
I found that you open the source. 
Maybe you can have a try to post in news list (or HackerNews?)
to transfer ownership of the repository? 
Since you do not have Mac any more?

Feel sorry again to know it stopped developing.

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Ranmocy Sheng