If you have liked computing since you were a child and you have been a few years old, surely you have made some other web page, a web page that to update it you had to make use of different FTP applications, to upload new files to the server or delete those that were no longer needed, if the application you were using did not have FTP support.
Over the years, this type of communication protocol has become less and dedicated applications have become a rare commodity. Within the App Store we find the Transmit application, an application with which we can manage files via FPT from our server, an application that will shortly it will no longer be available in the Apple app store.
Apparently, and according to the developer, the sales of this application for the iOS ecosystem are so low that it is not economically worth keeping it. The price of this application is 10,99 euros and the application is very good, but it is clear that this communication protocol is being used less and less, at least from the iOS platform. In addition, within the iOS ecosystem, we have applications such as Coda, which allows us to create web content and upload it directly to the server without having to use third-party clients like Transmit.
If you are one of the users that uses it daily, you should bear in mind that the application will stop receiving updates, and will continue to function as long as the next iOS versions allow it. The application Transmit for macOS will continue to be available. The latest available Transmit update for iOS offers us compatibility with the iPhone X, so in theory there should be no future compatibility problems with Apple mobile terminals.
Perhaps, in a future where users Start using the iPad Pro more as a replacement for the MacBook, the developer, Timo Zimmermann, is considering launching the application again, but for now everything seems to indicate that the application will disappear forever.
