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Devs - how are you planning your creative legacy?
I just saw this question on another forum and have always been interested to know what options there are for developers to safeguard their wonderful apps after they die.
Sorry to be so morbid but has anyone come up with an ingenious plan? Like putting access to the code in your will? Documenting your Apple Dev ID credentials for a trusted friend to find another developer to keep the apps updated?
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A morbid question (which I salute by the way - our culture would be a million times better for not constantly running away from the reality of death) but a very important one. Very keen to hear devs' thoughts on this.
Yes... who is maintaining the apps that ran on IOS 5? I a have a Palm Pilot that is virtually worthless. Those backups of Mac OS 9 hard drives have priceless software. And the floppy disks... the dev's just didn't plan ahead. Stranded in the future... longing for a past that wasn't really that great.
(Satire font?)
Mind you, we can hardly blame devs for not giving a shit about this, in iOS land, where there is intense frenzied lust for every new app that comes out, like it is the holy grail that's finally going to change anything, and then a few days after release, interest has died down and ppl are looking forward to the next big drop 😂. There are of course exceptions to this, and we all have apps we've been using constantly and love, but it is depressing nevertheless from a dev's standpoint I'm sure.
This is a great question. Not just for devs though. How many millions of people took their data to their graves? Maybe some wanted to but I bet a lot didn’t even think about how they could share their digital knowledge/legacy. A very appropriate concern especially in these times.
not a dev, but my gf knows if i die unexpectedly to stem out all of my unfinished / unreleased song/ beat ideas ( quite literally a thousand or so) and to donate them to the internet for whoever to do whatever with. Shes a producer / artist as well, so i trust its in good hands.