Excellent feedback, Nick. Much appreciated!
I think we have the one-device, duplicate-filtering-is-totally-ok kind of scenario, so I think we’ll probably be OK with the default configuration…
But of course if testing bears out that we need to change that, we can. But I appreciate the scenarios nonetheless. :)
Thanks!
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On Nov 19, 2015, at 4:34 PM, Nick Brook < email@hidden> wrote:
If you start advertising without duplicate filtering iOS warns if you are using the main queue in the device console. This is because disabling duplicate filtering can result in a lot of callbacks, and if you are doing some processing on each callback this could block the main queue. This would be a good occasion to use a different queue.
If you intended to be connecting to several devices simultaneously and interrogating them for lots of services and requesting data, that would be appropriate too.
It’s probably just a judgement call based on how you want to structure the App, responsiveness of the UI and analysis using Instruments.
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