21 Sep 2008
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Platform: Mac OS X
Manufacturer: Andy Matuschak
Size: 1.7MB
Number of Downloads: 53
Price: Free
If you’re a software developer, the easiest way to alienate your users is to release a new version of application, along with bugs or problems that cause system errors. Once the user has uninstall your software, it’s much more difficult trying to get them to consider trying it again in the future.
One solution is turn to the Internet. As most users now have a ‘always on’ broadband connection, you can provide them with the latest company news, software revisions and even enable them to download the latest version and update the installed software, automatically. However, developing this technology on your site isn’t easy.
A solution for Mac developers may be Sparkle, which is technology framework that enables you (as a developer) to enable your users to auto-update their applications. This can be an automatic process, if required. Your users are presented with detailed information about the new release and can choose to ignore, install or be reminded at a later date. Their installed software is then updated with the new revision.
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