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I find it same time amusing and hard to believe that this kind of requirement (writing apps only in C++ & Obj-C) is legally possible.
by dirtyaura 17y ago
I find it same time amusing and hard to believe that this kind of requirement (writing apps only in C++ & Obj-C) is legally possible.
- pyre 17y agoI'm pretty sure that it's legally possible. It's a contract and I don't think that this restriction would be struck down by any court as being not valid.
- gte910h 17y agoContracts of adhesion often are often found Unconscientious and not enforceable.
- plinkplonk 17y ago"I find it same time amusing and hard to believe that this kind of requirement (writing apps only in C++ & Obj-C) is legally possible." Is this technically possible? If I write my app in language L and also write an L->Obj-C translator, how is Apple going to know? I don't think Apple looks through your source code before putting your app on the App Store(do they)?
- eru 17y agoIt could still be enforcable in court.