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I think it's interesting that Apple is promoting making apps that are web based that you wouldn't have to get approval for to make updates. Maybe because it's l

I think it's interesting that Apple is promoting making apps that are web based that you wouldn't have to get approval for to make updates. Maybe because it's limited on you can do with TVML but I think it's interesting.

djrogers 11y ago
I don't think that's what's happening here. Each of the TVML documents would be stored locally and called by a locally stored TVJS file, which is invoked by your binary. In other words, all of the program logic and display elements are on the Apple TV - only the data that's being retrieved and displayed would be stored server-side - which is no different from any iPhone app that displays server based content today.
- nickchuck 11y ago
  No the app looks to an outside server for the code. Check out Apple's sample code which makes you run the code on a python server.