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i’ve got many reasons for that : - you are forced to purchase an apple computer to push to the app store (which are more expensive) - you are forced to use th
by bsaul 6y ago
i’ve got many reasons for that :
- you are forced to purchase an apple computer to push to the app store (which are more expensive)
- you are forced to use the app store to deploy to end-user phones that they bought. There’s no other « app store » than apple’s one, because it’s forbidden by their app store guidelines in the first place
- you are forced to pay and register your company on the app store to deploy on iOS devices inside your own company.
- they can, and do, remove your authorization to deploy your own app on your consumer’s devices at any time, for any reason,without any appeal possible to a third party legislator. And thus, they can kill your business at any time (and they did many times).
It’s a totally controlled environment in which you pay the apple tax over and over again, for having the privilege to be f*cked over at any time, for any reason.
I’m never going to develop on non cross-platform tools ever again.