As an iOS developer of 10+ years, it depresses me seeing people happily push out junk like this with a $20 price tag. I'm a bit surprised Apple let it on the st

As an iOS developer of 10+ years, it depresses me seeing people happily push out junk like this with a $20 price tag. I'm a bit surprised Apple let it on the store at all, to be honest. It follows a pattern which Apple actively tries to discourage in its iOS apps, but hasn't quite gotten there for its watchOS ones. The pattern being: 1. Find some useful information online 2. Quickly package it into a basic tableview style app 3. Release for free 4. Use IAP to hide the 'useful' part of your app behind an outrageous price-tag Seriously, $20 is an absolutely ludicrous price for what should really be a piece of paper. I'm hoping this is Bill's last foray into iOS dev, or at least he does some serious soul searching. "It currently costs $19.99 for a lifetime purchase, but I’m moving to a subscription, so buy now!" Jesus wept.