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This might have been a valid complaint years ago, but now I think the app store rules (and well... sideloading) means that, if you want, you could build out all
by rtpg 4y ago
This might have been a valid complaint years ago, but now I think the app store rules (and well... sideloading) means that, if you want, you could build out all the apps needed to do this stuff!
There is almost nothing stopping people from writing up iPad apps for coding things up, except for the fact that there is no market. Apple is no longer standing in the way IMO (stuff like Pythonista exists after all)
- moystard 4y agoSideloading is not accessible to everyone, even though it's fairly easy to achieve. Most users, even technical, would not want to rely on such methods for installing a development environment (or customising their devices for example); Any tentative for monetising an application that depends on sideloading would be bound to fail at scale. Is the context I described responsible for the lack of market? It may be. I still think that iOS is the best mobile experience out there, but it's