He has also been published in print for Macworld, including cover stories. Oliver Haslam has written about Apple and the wider technology business for more than a decade with bylines on How-To Geek, PC Mag, iDownloadBlog, and many more.
It's unlikely most of this is going to change any time soon, but I do wonder if this will be the start of a new Mac App Store exodus with developers taking their apps and selling them solely through their own webstores.
#EXACTSCAN PRO 2.27.2 FULL#
You can read the full fallout from ExactCode, but the story is one we've heard time and time again. Now this may not sound like much, this is a serious issue for a document scan application which easily generates hundreds of files in an hour, and thousands of files a day, with file names automatically generated, either thru counters, or advanced auto-id features, such as barcodes. While we still updated our applications in time, Apple did not review them for the AppStore, and instead rejected them first for a crash (sigh!), and later for requiring UI changes, including showing a Save As panel for each generated file. In our opinion, leaving developer just four (4!) days over a weekend with a public release on October the 7th is not very professional. With macOS 10.15 "Catalina" Apple introduced many incompatibilities and we where actually left with the impression that Apple will address some of them as well as some more bugs before releasing Catalina to the public.After releasing the Catalina Golden Master build to developers on October the 3rd, we immediately finished fixing any new crash and issue we could find over the weekend.
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