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RevMobile and Apple's new iPhone SDK Agreement
- protomyth 16y agowould love a little more details on this crucial line: "Steve Jobs has now rejected our proposal and made it clear that he has no interest in having revMobile available on the iPhone or iPad in any form."
- boucher 16y agoSure, but how is this line crucial? Do you disagree with the analysis that 3.3.1 clearly bans his company's application?
- jaxn 16y agoWell, I think there has been a kind of "wait and see" attitude to see if 3.3.1 is really about the language it was written in or if it is just a means to ban flash. We know PhoneGap is in which is designed for cross-platform, but only uses Javascript in Webviews. What about Titanium which creates an xcode project? I for one am really curious for any official information on the application of 3.3.1 and that line seems to imply official information.
- mrkurt 16y agoPhoneGap is explicitly OK according to the requirements, Titanium isn't. There's no wait and see, it's "build and pray".
- protomyth 16y agoTo me, his analysis is less important then the explanation, details, circumstances, etc. of Steve Job's rejection of their proposal.
- SeamusBrady 16y agoPity - I have been a fan of RunRev for years. Their software is great and their customer service even better. Maybe it's time that the Linux/Android wing of their products becomes the main focus. Apple does not seem to care that they are losing the great grandchild of what made their earlier computers so useful - HyperCard. Oh well.
- misuba 16y agorevMo was the wrong product anyway; what's needed is a HyperCard-like dev environment that runs on the iPad and can open stacks-or-whatever from other users. I hope they get to work on that.
- gcanyon 16y agoAnything like that has always been prohibited by Apple's license.