App Spotlight: My webOS Apps for Developers 9
by Derek Kessler
Tue, 23 Feb 2010 5:14 pm EST
Tue, 23 Feb 2010 5:14 pm EST
Currently lodged in the Palm Beta Apps feed is an app that will be of particular interest to webOS developers: My webOS Apps, from developer Shane O'Sullivan of Chofter.com. The free-while-in-beta app logs into your Palm developer profile and serves as a portal to the developer site. Not only can you check the status of your app submissions, you can also view graphs of your real downloads (no update downloads) over time and set up auto-tweet function for when your apps are approved. Check out the video above for a demonstration of how it all works - for the developer-on-the-go it doesn’t get much better than this!
9 Comments
very nice :)
I wish I knew how to develop apps for WebOS. I would be all over this app just for the graphs! I love graphs.
looks cool! I have noticed, however, that the comments on Cyrket are very hit-or-miss as far as how current they are.
Hey guys, also check out Flickr Addict, a great wallpaper app that Shane wrote-- best photo frame app I've ever seen on any platform. Seriously. And it helps him pay a few of his (smaller) bills. An absolute bargain at $1.99.
http://forums.precentral.net/webos-app-reviews/230604-flickr-addict-best...
Well done Shane!
Very cool, but I can't view my application Stats, Says Insufficient Data. But my apps have been in the catalog for, well one, a couple weeks and a the other almost 2 months.
glad you guys like the app. For the charts to work, the app must be installed for one day, as it compares one days downloads against the previous day. Unfortunately there is no historical daily download count I can read from.
all the more reason to instal the app sooner rather than later :-)
ah, gottcha. thanks!
The full version is now available in the App Catalog. Get it while it's hot!