ry. The dev ops
that only use Windows boxes need to be able to build and deploy iOS code to
TestFlight and App store mainly accessing remotely a Mac Mini server.<p>My
solution was to add some script steps to the scheme and a build script to each
project that can be executed from a TFS task accessing the Mac Mini via ssh. I
describe my solution in more detail on the url above. I'm wondering to hear
other solutions to similar problems and suggestions to improve my solution.
Thanks




How I came up with my product name - infocaptor
http://www.mockuptiger.com/mockuptiger-in-the-zoo
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code_duck
Thinking up names sure can be tricky. Name trends are silly for web
businesses, no doubt - word+ ster, word +r, and now word + ly.

MockupTiger actually fits a name trend I call 'adjective animal', which is
very popular in the jewelry and gallery world - Sleepy Lizard Designs, Golden
Swallow Jewelry, Soaring Eagle, stuff like that. I suppose there are web
businesses with that sort of name, too, MailChimp for instance. It's a good
combination - animals are symbolic, memorable, and having a mascot works well
for many types of marketing and branding.

Just make sure nobody confuses you with my personal favorite auction site,
<http://valuetiger.com/> !

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infocaptor
I forgot about mailchimp. yep that one is an animal :)

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infocaptor
Does anyone else find the number + word naming strategy annoying? I am
referring to people naming websites similar to 37signals





How proud are Stanford Alums? - kremdela
http://stanford.buyalums.com

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GFK_of_xmaspast
This looks like some kind of scammy thing, but I've known a lot of top people
from a lot of top schools and there's nothing like a Princeton alumn for
school loyalty (me personally I went to state schools and have been dodging
the fundraisers for years and years)

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kremdela
I promise we aren't trying to be scammy. But I definitely appreciate the
cynicism.

I have little interest in collecting or doing anything with alumni email
addresses.

We are trying to validat