Barcode iPhone App available in App Store

After several attempts my iPhone Barcode App is finally available in the App Store. I actually added the app to the Store during the WWDC and so it must have been one of the first submissions. Unfortunately I could not upload the binary then. So A few days before the official launch could upload the compiled app. Somehow Apple decided to change the process for building binaries almost every singe day. So it was no fun to actually upload the app to the App Store. I hope this process will be easier in the future.

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7 Responses to “Barcode iPhone App available in App Store”

  1. Tom Servo, July 23rd, 2008 at 02:11 PM

    Oha, von Aachen.

    Deine Barcode App ist worauf ich gewartet habe (bzw. sobald QR Codes unterstützt werden).

    Hier sind ein paar Ideen, wofür ich sogar ein paar Euros liegen lassen würde:

    - Möglichkeit Barcodes zu speichern und neu zu kodieren. Z.B. um sie sonst wo vom iPhone scannen zu lassen, automatische Kassen in Kinos oder sonst was. Photographierte Codes funktionieren meistens nicht, daher sollten die Codes neu generiert werden können.

    - Unterstützung für verschiedene 1D Barcodes. Da diese in Europa momentan eher benutzt werden. Selbiges wie oben.

    Gruss,
    -ts

  2. Eli, July 23rd, 2008 at 04:46 PM

    What are your plans for this app? So many different applications on the App Store would benefit from a strong barcode reading library! Are you planning on making it an open source project, using it for yourself, selling it, or what?

  3. Marc, July 23rd, 2008 at 08:23 PM

    Schliesse mich dem ersten Kommentar an mit einer Frage: Kann man bald mit QR-Code Unterstützung rechnen ?

    Wäre für mich das interessanteste.

    Danke für News oder eine kleine Roadmap :)

  4. Andrew Pouliot, July 23rd, 2008 at 11:43 PM

    Hi, Stefan.
    I’m interested in using bar codes in a project I’m working on. Is the iPhone Barcode App still using libdmtx? If so, doesn’t that mean that the code can’t be used in a closed-source app (iPhone API does static linking only, libdmtx is LGPL)? Or did you negotiate a different license with the developers?

    Please contact me…

  5. andy, July 28th, 2008 at 08:48 PM

    hi stefan:

    any chance you can add the qr_code library?

    thanks,
    andy

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