>This is technically incorrect. You don't need the App Store to run arbitrary code on your iPad/iPhone - you only need a Mac and XCode. Which is either better o

>This is technically incorrect. You don't need the App Store to run arbitrary code on your iPad/iPhone - you only need a Mac and XCode. Which is either better or worse, depending on your POV. This doesn't work practically since you need to resign the app every week. Also you do not get push notifications since those must go through app specific infrastructure that talks to Apple's service and is cryptographically verified.