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No, it isn't. It's pretty valuable for Apple as a precursor to forbidding things like non-webkit html renderers even for applications outside the app store, tho
by boudewijnrempt 7y ago
No, it isn't. It's pretty valuable for Apple as a precursor to forbidding things like non-webkit html renderers even for applications outside the app store, though.
- dwaite 7y agoApple has no such restriction even for iOS (HTML renderers). However, you cannot technically implement a JavaScript JIT since they will not give you a security entitlement to create and execute arbitrary code. You would need to either leverage JavaScriptCore, or use a (drastically slower) interpreted mode for JavaScript.