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It's not free: http://redfoundry.com/pricing http://redfoundry.com/pricing They're charging out of store for subscriptions. Apple said no, so they're charging
by foobarbazetc 16y ago
It's not free:
http://redfoundry.com/pricing http://redfoundry.com/pricing
They're charging out of store for subscriptions. Apple said no, so they're charging in the store.
The end.
- greendestiny 16y agoDidn't Steve Jobs personally say the rules weren't going to affect software-as-a-service? To be honest I can't quite figure out what VIZ is, but it seems more SAAS like. *Edit: Thanks to rome's comment http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2286805 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2286805 and reading Red Foundry's page a bit I understand the app a bit more. It seems to be for testing your (Red Foundry) apps, not downloading other peoples apps. Seems to me that these test apps are intentionally unpublished.
- badmonkey0001 16y agoSeems to me they're charging for value-add services. From the page you linked: "Building your app is entirely free until you publish it. You do not need to choose your pricing plan until you get ready to publish your app." And that seems only to apply if you publish through them.