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Is that a serious question? The effort to build into iOS the APIs needed for Epic's games. The effort to document those APIs and host developer conferences wh
by labcomputer 5y ago
Is that a serious question?
The effort to build into iOS the APIs needed for Epic's games. The effort to document those APIs and host developer conferences where actual iOS devs give instruction on how to use them. Do you see any first-party iOS games that look anything like what Epic sells? I sure don't.
- duped 5y agoApple documentation is between nonexistent and awfully generated, and the WWDC costs time and money to attend. So I wouldn't put that in the category of praise. If it is seriously costing them serious money to maintain the current state of their documentation then something is seriously wrong.
- Jyaif 5y agoEpic certainly doesn't need Apple's API to make their engine and games.