Merge Conflict 1: Build up to an app release
Merge Conflict11 Jul 2016

Merge Conflict 1: Build up to an app release

You have spent months or years developing an app, but now you are at that last 5%. Frank & James walk through the last steps before launch day. We take a look at how to prepare for that final submission before launch day including what sort of documentation, website, and support you need to be prepared for. Of course, we can't forget about that ever so important app store artwork, icon, and marketing jargon that must all be put together before it is time to go live.

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