64 bit apps already!

[anon5664829]

http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=1643651

See that? 3 days after launch we have apps that take advantage.

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[MistahDonutsx]

Who uses Djay and Vjay? These are small apps, wait for something big to have it....

 

[anon5664829]

Who uses Djay and Vjay? These are small apps, wait for something big to have it....

Many people may use it.
Besides IB3 is 64bit sooooo

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[MistahDonutsx]

3 apps, wow!

 

[anon5664829]

3 apps, wow!

In 3 days, people said it would take years.

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[MistahDonutsx]

It hasn't been 3 days, they've been working on them before release date. Don't you think Apple told them to remake them? Just wait for something major to support it. Not sure if it'll take years but months for sure

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[apollooff320]

Who uses Djay and Vjay? These are small apps, wait for something big to have it....

how is a app that's almost makes the top 100 a small app? Haters gonna hate.

 

[anon5664829]

It hasn't been 3 days, they've been working on them before release date. Don't you think Apple told them to remake them? Just wait for something major to support it. Not sure if it'll take years but months for sure

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Vjay and Djay ARE major apps.

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[pappy53]

Besides IB3 is 64bit sooooo

And that was done in 2 hours.

 

[Haalcyon]

There will be tons of 64-bit apps as the days go on. I'm not a developer and don't purport to know that trade but unless there's a significant higher workload to making an app 64-bit why would apps not support 64-bit, when created/updated when we know Apple is pushing it?


Note 8.0

 

[Aquila]

There will be tons of 64-bit apps as the days go on. I'm not a developer and don't purport to know that trade but unless there's a significant higher workload to making an app 64-bit why would apps not support 64-bit, when created/updated when we know Apple is pushing it?


Note 8.0

Converting the app from 32 to 64-bit happens automatically when they make any change to the app. Adding functionality that's only possible in a 64-big environment has to be done manually unless they are replicating an OSX app that is already 64-bit, in which case the tools can help convert that app as well.

 

[anon5664829]

There will be tons of 64-bit apps as the days go on. I'm not a developer and don't purport to know that trade but unless there's a significant higher workload to making an app 64-bit why would apps not support 64-bit, when created/updated when we know Apple is pushing it?


Note 8.0

Djay and vjay now offer 2-3 times faster processing and iMovie is exporting files a whole lot quicker- and I don't even think its proper 64 bit yet.

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