GPSLogger has been removed from the Play Store, and development has been paused

Re:GPSLogger has been removed from the Play Store, and devel... by kjaftaedi on Saturday October 10, 2020 @03:44AM (#24737270)

If something in your life becomes overwhelming, and you are receiving no compensation or recognition for any of your effort .. what, would you say, would be the smart move?

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Re:GPSLogger has been removed from the Play Store, and devel... by ryandrake on Saturday October 10, 2020 @11:24AM (#24739564)

Totally! I had the same experience maintaining an iOS app (eventually abandoned), which is why I was curious and asked the question. Every new version of Xcode produces more warnings, deprecates more APIs, removes previously deprecated ones, and "strongly encourages" changing your code in all sorts of ways. Yuck! I was wondering if the same was true on Android.

Contrast that to Microsoft, who (at least used to) really get backwards compatibility. I bet I could dig out a Win32 program I wrote 20 years ago for NT4 and compile it today, and it would run on Windows 10.

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Re:GPSLogger has been removed from the Play Store, and devel... by p_l on Saturday October 10, 2020 @11:36AM (#24739645)

I believe the record in 2015 or so was running Windows 1.01 calc.exe on Windows 10 32bit... Which was first upgraded all the way from Windows 1.01

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