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The "this document is no longer maintained" notice is on everything that's no longer being updated regardless of whether or not there's actually a replacement.
by plorkyeran 7y ago
The "this document is no longer maintained" notice is on everything that's no longer being updated regardless of whether or not there's actually a replacement. Sometimes it's actually still up to date, sometimes it's out of date and there's something else you should be looking at, and sometimes it's just plain out of date and the only newer source of information is a WWDC session from two years ago.
- jrochkind1 7y agoWhat made Apple think it was okay to abandon their documentation, just decide not to update it without a replacement?
- saagarjha 7y agoInsufficient pushback from developers?
- deleted 7y ago[deleted]
- bsaul 7y agodue to the fact that they simply have no choice but to use apple dev tools. Or at least that was true on iOS until recently. That, plus the fact that Apple having a monopoly on the store relieve them from any kind of pressure, because no matter how the dev feels about it, they’re going to give 30% commission to apple.
- jonhendry18 7y agoGive them a break, they're a small, resource-constrained company.