VizRef is available now for iPad and iPhone! https://teapaw.org/t.co/EHOvKMEYtD… VizRef created by @mrbeezul banner artwork by @samuelyounart @_baomii @mrbeezul
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So sorry for the delays. After more testing, the code we was a bit older than anticipated but the good news is the new team has caught things up to what was lost. I've personally been testing builds they are pushing, and we are focusing first on optimizing for the new IOS.
I should have an update early next week. and we are aiming to push out the optimization build for iPadOS 27 by Early/ Mid November. First focusing on bug/ crashes and improving the UI/UX for uploading photos and files from iPad to your board.
New Update. New team of devs have saved the code base from an old repo. We had to roll back to V1.16 but are going to optimize and stabilize the performance of this version while also adding the "revert" button that was added in 1.17.
Thanks for your patience.
Update! I had to FIND the code!! I thought the programmers had it but It was on an old github account I made. Thank god I found it. I currently have two separate dev teams reviewing the release code and might commission a third team to review it to get an estimate on a new build
Development Update- First interview went well. I will be commissioning a coding team to review the latest code that we were not able to implement due to bugs as well as the release code. Main focus will be to estimate the time and cost of quickly releasing a performance patch.
I will be updating here as soon as I have a coder doing an evaluation of the current live code of Vizref. We will throw away all new work being done and go back to the base code before adding anything new. Focusing on a general optimization build before anything else.
The Job posting. I only respond to Upwork dms for this position as many have tried hacking me with bad links :/ upwork.com/ab/applicants/189…
On top of there just being a lot of fake coders in the pool to sift through now, many competent programmers went and chased crypto projects or new game studio startups that were popping up at the time. I'm just now able to find people with the skillset I'm looking for-
All people interested in the open App dev position Please only send me messages through Upwork. Another aspect of hiring in tech is dealing with people trying to hack my accounts with bad links. upwork.com/ab/applicants/189…
This was after I had spent a total of roughly 45k trying to work with these developers ( some of these funds went into the most recent update ) but more than 29k went into updates that never went live because their code was so unstable-