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> But you need to sign your code to run it on a more permanent basis. I look at it more like buying an SSL certificate. SSL certs are free now.
by mmastrac 4y ago
> But you need to sign your code to run it on a more permanent basis. I look at it more like buying an SSL certificate.
SSL certs are free now.
- flohofwoe 4y agoSSL certificates are not the same thing as code-signing certificates. I'm not aware of any service which hands out free certificates for code-signing (and AFAIK on Apple mobile devices at least, you need to purchase the code-signing certificates from Apple only, via the $99 developer fee).
- mmastrac 4y ago> SSL certificates are not the same thing as code-signing certificates. The parent post was arguing that they see it as an SSL cert, however. > I'm not aware of any service which hands out free certificates for code-signing. Once you pay the one-time fee, Google does, effectively.
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- flohofwoe 4y ago> The parent post was arguing that they see it as an SSL cert, however. True, I was mis-reading/mis-understanding the parent reply.
- bena 4y agoJust because the cost is baked in somewhere else, it does not mean you are not paying for an SSL certificate.