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You can create front facing software that only interfaces with blockchain(s). To create a wallet you create a pub + private key pair. You can then sign tx's wit
by davidajackson 7y ago
You can create front facing software that only interfaces with blockchain(s). To create a wallet you create a pub + private key pair. You can then sign tx's with that. A DApp can enable transfer of assets between addresses, calling smart contract functions in deployed smart contracts, and the frontend keeps you updated on the tx statuses. Essentially they are created for privacy and security reasons, and to execute scripting code from a mobile app, which is stored at a deployed smart contract address. I'm not sure what Apple's motivation is here, compliance or legal issues would probably be their biggest complaint? Or is this their attempt to squash an app store within their App Store?
- qz_ 7y agoI believe Apple forbids running third-party code it hasn’t approved, with some exceptions for educational apps.
- davidajackson 7y agoI see, it's like when developers build automatic deployment into their apps to avoid app review.
- pat2man 7y agoYeah but these apps are just html and JavaScript which is normally allowed.
- EGreg 7y agoYeah Apple explicitly states that in their guidelines. Why would they ban it?
- Fnoord 7y ago> I believe Apple forbids running third-party code it hasn’t approved, with some exceptions for educational apps. Exceptions list: 1) Content served over HTTP(S) such as JavaScript. 2) WeChat. 3) ...