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Or he could develop for iPhone devices, and use the freed time to make his apps better. Or start on a new app. Or take a break.
by dieterrams 16y ago
Or he could develop for iPhone devices, and use the freed time to make his apps better. Or start on a new app. Or take a break.
- jarek 16y agoOr worry about arcane App Store screening policies.
- dieterrams 16y agoWhich he has a very low chance of actually running afoul of. Keep bringing the FUD, folks.
- jarek 16y agoThere is a very low chance of a house burning down, but most people still take out insurance policies. Unfortunately no one will sell you insurance against working for two or four weeks and then having it all go useless because some droid at Apple is having a bad day or because Steve is rethinking user experience today. edit: wait, _the_ Dieter Rams? I'm honoured.
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- easp 16y agoUnfortunately, Apple seems to be doing an excellent job creating fear, uncertainty and doubt among developers all on their own. It's no doubt true that most app developers will never run afoul of Apple, but every time Apple yanks an application that it had formerly approved it makes people wonder if it could happen to them.
- alextingle 16y agoMaybe Apple won't like his app. Or maybe they'll allow it for a bit, and then can it. Who wants to take that risk?
- dieterrams 16y agoIs this a serious question? Because the answer is: plenty more developers than are developing for Android.