trying a build now. It is painfully slow though.
What version of OSX are you using for Xcode 5 ?
When will we see Widgets V3, with the new flat UI (kinda of a joke, feel sorry for Corona Labs really) ?
Dave
I am using the latest version of OSX
I’m also using the latest version of OSX (10.8.4)
Not sure if it is my phone (iphone 4) or xcode 5 but copying a build to the device is slooooooooooooow.
For me, it doesn’t take any longer than before.
if i install xcode 5 there is a nice way to go back to 4 if corona have some problem?
It “installs” next to xcode 4 in a different folder.
so you will have both on your system.
Ingemar mentioned something though about needing to change something in terminal if you want to go back.
Ha! As I was watching the keynote yesterday morning I was thinking the exact same thing! 
However, I think mostly it’s just a reskinning thing, so if we ever figure out how to make those theme files we might be okay.
Jay
In this beta are all the features included?
depends on your device.
On my 4 no paralax no fancy photo stuff etc.
i have the 4s
I am unable to open the photo library in Corona. The app instantly crashes. It doesn’t even show the debug warning like in my code.
My code:
if media.hasSource( media.PhotoLibrary ) then media.show(media.PhotoLibrary, {listener=function(e) local photo = e.target; if (photo) then profilePic.start(photo); -- my code transition.to(settings.gui.main, {time=600, x=1300, transition=easingx.easeInOut}) end end, origin=settings.gui.pictureChange.contentBounds, permittedArrowDirections = { "any" }}); else settings.deb = true; native.showAlert( "Uh Oh!", "[DEBUG] This device does not have a photo library.", { "OK" } ) endHey, thanks guys for all this hard work.
Now, just a little bit more…
I’m extremely anxious about installing iOS7 on my phone because it’s the only iPhone device I’ve got for testing on and it’s what I run my life by!
Would any of you good guys be able to post a detailed description of how you got iOS7 safely installed and how much data you lost in the process, please? (I’m desperately trying to figure out the risk factor - but I really want the new iOS!)
Thanks guys,
Matt.
@horacebury I’d never install beta software on a production device where I have data I rely on. It’s way too risky. I’d recommend getting an iPod Touch 5th generation for your iOS testing.
IOS7 is working flawless. No worries.
No, you can not go back to IO6
Everything is working - if you are not developing for IOS7 you are behind the power curve.
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Matt i installed iOS7 on my iPhone, the one i use everyday. No problem. Just download newest version of itunes and the .ipw from the developer portal, then backup your iphone and proceed with the installation. i lost nothing.
You CAN go back to iOS 6. I did it. (you might brick your phone if it goes wrong though ;))
Flawless functioning of the new iOS depends on the device. It is really flawed on the 4. it is working on the 5. 4s, not sure.
Make a full back up before you install. When upgrading you will loose nothing.
When you want to downgrade. you will need to download the stable version non beta from the dev portal.
And do an install of that.
Your device will be wiped, full factory reset. But if you have a full backup you can restore your apps and data. Maybe not all your gamecenter and save games. Depends on the apps. I did it and lost nothing, but I used iCloud. so numbers etc aer all back. via iTunes the apps were put back.
Thanks guys. I’ve read articles such as this one: http://www.thefullsignal.com/apple/iphone-4s/14886/how-install-ios-7-beta-iphone-4s-right-now
While my phone is my production phone and very valuable to me, I’m probably willing to risk bricking it. I’ve read a lot of positive feedback about the stability of this beta etc.
However, I’d love to know what process you guys have used to install the beta without wiping - especially you, Juf Jannie.
I just did a back up, then via iTunes I did the option click on the update button, selected the new build and iTunes took over and afterwards all my apps etc where still there.
Nothing special othern than the regular steps.
Downgrading will wipe everything. But the iTunes backup can set most items back if not all. (mine was missing some apps so it didn’t place em all back)