It’s a lot of effort writing this stuff, particularly when you have to tailor what you’ve written, and when the submission process is just slightly different for every site you go to, but it does make you focus very firmly on what you want to say.  I think that bulk submission, like I remember doing back in the days when I was doing SEO, never quite gives you the results you want.  You have to remember who your readers are, and in each case tweak what you’ve done just a little bit.

If you like the free edition, you’ll love the full version, which has more shapes and colors to earn, and includes more mind-bending layouts – including the mighty 16-disk puzzles!

I’m still slightly flummoxed by the order in which the screenshots appear on our App Store page, but I guess I’ll go back and fix that at some point in the near future. Basically, the trick with getting your app approved seems to be nothing more than following the Apple guidelines, and not trying to be a smarty-pants.

So… the web site’s up, the Twitter feed is running. There’s a free edition of the app waiting to be approved too, so that should be available within a few days.  Let’s see what happens next.

Also, as every software engineer knows, that moment when you’ve fixed the bugs, finally dropped that last feature that you were hoping to include, locked the code base and committed yourself to shipping is in equal parts exciting and scary.

So now we wait for approval!