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There are a lot of demands/needs/wants in this press that really only make sense to me if I'm writing a commercial SDK. If I've written an SDK as a support lib
by djrogers 10y ago
There are a lot of demands/needs/wants in this press that really only make sense to me if I'm writing a commercial SDK. If I've written an SDK as a support library for one of my projects and I want to open-source it or release it in any way, it'll include the language and build system support for my project.
If anyone else find that helpful, great - that's why I released it. If you 'require' me to add cocoapod support, when I don't use, now, or understand the intricacies of cocoapods, then that' bad for both of us (I probably can't support you properly when it breaks).
If the audience for this is really the Dropbox-types, i.e. their products live and die on integrations and SDKs, then this makes more sense...
- conradev 10y agoAnother interesting possibility is that when you release the library with your preferred build system and language, people can contribute additional ones :)