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Next up "Etch A Sketch"-like iApps will be banned since the viewers will interpret de data from the server and display other users' sketches. God forbid you us
by fierarul 17y ago
Next up "Etch A Sketch"-like iApps will be banned since the viewers will interpret de data from the server and display other users' sketches.
God forbid you use JSON to communicate with the server in your app and parse it yourself, that's too close to Javascript-parsing and you can only use the approved Javascript interpreter for that.
It's starting to look a bit like a joke.
Yeah, of course, typing this on my MacBook Pro... It's a weird love-hate thing with Apple these days.
- abstractbill 17y agoIt just occurred to me you officially cannot make an iPhone app that displays PDF documents - because rendering a PDF involves interpreting a program written in the PostScript programming language (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PostScript#The_language http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PostScript#The_language).
- acon 17y agoNo. PDFs only uses the PostScript imaging model, not the PostScript programming language.
- abstractbill 17y agoAh, interesting - I always though PDF was just a superset of PostScript, but it looks like you are correct: http://www.adobe.com/print/features/psvspdf/ http://www.adobe.com/print/features/psvspdf/
- fierarul 17y agoYeah, but you won't see a TeX editor very soon.
- bad_user 17y agoPDFs generated by Adobe Acrobat have Javascript in them (for forms mostly). You are free to not interpret it though.
- naz 17y agoYou can render PDFs in a Webkit view.