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Something I haven't really seen discussed anywhere since I first saw this earlier: >Sunsetting non-certified channels >With the release of the IDK and beta ch
by LocalH 5y ago
Something I haven't really seen discussed anywhere since I first saw this earlier:
>Sunsetting non-certified channels
>With the release of the IDK and beta channels, Roku will remove non-certified channels from the platform by March 2022. The Roku IDK and beta channel feature will facilitate broader innovation, improve beta testing, and offer a better development experience and a more standardized development process across streaming platforms.
So basically, channels via code seems like it's going away. I hope they have a suitable replacement in mind with the IDK
- krackers 5y agoWait does this mean unlisted/private channels are going away? That effectively kills sideloading
- kaladin-jasnah 5y agohttps://developer.roku.com/docs/developer-program/idk/idk-getting-started.md https://developer.roku.com/docs/developer-program/idk/idk-ge... > IDK applications are for personal use only; they can only be run after being sideloaded on an IDK-supported Roku streaming player running Roku OS 10.5 (or later). So IIUC the IDK explicitly allows consumers to sideload apps.