Whether an instance of this application is up to date or not is currently determined by downloading the usingLatest.html and checking the tag. If it contains a string that matches given application instance's version, the page is shown, informing on using the latest. If the tag contains any other string, the application loads and shows the usingOld.html website instead, informing on being outdated.
The problem with this approach is that I usually forget to immediatelly change the , so the usingOld.html website is shown even if running the really up-to-date version. It thus might be a good idea to determine the application's recency not from the tag but through a direct connection to GitHub (tutorial).
Whether an instance of this application is up to date or not is currently determined by downloading the usingLatest.html and checking the tag. If it contains a string that matches given application instance's version, the page is shown, informing on using the latest. If the tag contains any other string, the application loads and shows the usingOld.html website instead, informing on being outdated.
The problem with this approach is that I usually forget to immediatelly change the , so the usingOld.html website is shown even if running the really up-to-date version. It thus might be a good idea to determine the application's recency not from the tag but through a direct connection to GitHub (tutorial).