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Susan Siow
6,497 PointsKeeping App Name
9 Answers
Alan Johnson
7,625 PointsI haven't used those services, but your app name is managed by the account that you're submitting things to iTunes Connect with. Are you submitting those apps yourself, or do the services submit them to the app store for you?
Susan Siow
6,497 PointsHi Alan Johnson, the services submitted/will submit the app for me.
Alan Johnson
7,625 PointsDo you know if they submit it through their account or through yours? Did you have to give them information about your Apple Developer Center login?
Susan Siow
6,497 PointsYes, I have to provide my Apple Developer Center login via their dashboard and they submitted the app accordingly.
Susan Siow
6,497 PointsHi Alan Johnson , just contacted Uppsite.com, they replied that I shouldn't be able to keep the app name due to Apple policy but is it really the case? I'm doubtful with it since I'm the account holder, I should be able to use the same app name by deleting the current software or coding and replace it with another one. By the way, whether I can or cannot keep the app name, I would like to build my own iOS app from scratch. Do I really need a Mac to do the creation, how long does it take to build a very simple app based on Wordpress RSS feed and which Treehouse iOS tutorial would you recommend? Thanks. :)
Alan Johnson
7,625 PointsIf the app is submitted to the app store in your name, you should be able to submit any future apps you build under the same name. If not, it may be out of your hands.
To build an iOS app from scratch, you will need a Mac. You can work through our Learn to Build iPhone Apps learning adventure and it even includes info about building a feed reading app that should point you in the right direction. I hope that helps!
Susan Siow
6,497 PointsIs the creation of iPad apps another learning path? Or it only requires some minor adjustments to the iPhone apps that we built? Does Treehouse include such tutorial as well?
The iPhone app tutorial looks very pleasant, looking forward to explore it.
Alan Johnson
7,625 PointsWe don't have a learning adventure about creating iPad apps at this point, but most of what you learn relating to iPhone will work for iPad too. There are some extra UI components that are pretty commonly used on iPad, but in general development works the same for both.
Susan Siow
6,497 PointsThat's great, thanks for the help! :)