TY, good to know! Now I think I recall Apple allowing "scripting" languages, since they're often used in apps/games (like lua). Although py is pretty fast, esp

TY, good to know! Now I think I recall Apple allowing "scripting" languages, since they're often used in apps/games (like lua). Although py is pretty fast, esp if using opengl (or I guess metal now?) or even use JS with webGL (but Apple dropped openGL?), I'd like something faster, C or objective-C or even Java. Is it known why Apple opposes non-"scripting" development on iOS?