I’ve updated my iOS app, Selector, and you can get it now on the iTunes store. Years ago, I made this simple little iOS app where a number of people touch the screen and it selects one. That’s it. Oh, it also has a clock, a compass, and lets you draw because … reasons.

It’s a modest app, getting a couple downloads a week, but I hadn’t updated it in years and people were getting notices that it would stop working on future versions of iOS. Surprisingly, I even got a few emails about it. So this past weekend, I decided to do something about it. I mean, how long could it possible take?

11 hours later…

Well, okay, that took a little longer than I thought. Here’s what it entailed:

• Downloaded the latest Xcode and updated all the provisioning stuff.
• Fixed aspect ratio by updating the launch image with a storyboard.
• Updated NIB files.
• Created a new icon.
• Switched from deprecated UIAccelerometer to CMMotionManager.
• Replaced deprecated AudioSessionGetProperty() function calls.
• Updated screenshots.

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