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There are bugs of course, but let's not loose scope of the fact that "Apple has restricted" usually means Apple is preventing bad actors from doing the wrong th
by isodev 6y ago
There are bugs of course, but let's not loose scope of the fact that "Apple has restricted" usually means Apple is preventing bad actors from doing the wrong thing.
As a developer, I usually find it rewarding to work with the Sandbox and not against it. Making this part of the product conception very early on results in much smoother experience at the end. Of course, if submitting to the store is an afterthought there are surely some challenges to tackle.
- viktorcode 6y agoI agree. For me the biggest win is much less maintenance in the long run. Sandbox hacks will eventually stop working and will have to be replaced. If someone can't make the app they want without going around sandbox, then they should avoid App Store distribution instead of betting the product on "clever" workarounds.
- toyg 6y ago> "Apple has restricted" usually means Apple is preventing bad actors Thanks for the laugh! "Apple has restricted" usually means Apple wants to retain complete control in order to extract maximum profit. That's all it is.
- Ensorceled 6y agoWhile the parent comment is a bit pollyannish, this comment is overly pessimistic.