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When was this rejection? They don’t have any rule like this currently, and the App Store is full of apps not using Cocoa/Carbon/SwiftUI.
by wizee 4y ago
When was this rejection? They don’t have any rule like this currently, and the App Store is full of apps not using Cocoa/Carbon/SwiftUI.
- capitainenemo 4y agoShortly after launch of the app store. It was posted within a month or two of launch, and pulled about six months later. I feel like enforcement is rather random though. It seems like submitting updates draws their attention. But you could be right. It may be it's a rule they abandoned. In any case I don't think there's anyone around with the heart to try again.
- wizee 4y agoAh, yeah, there was a rule requiring apps to use a native GUI toolkit when the App Store first launched over a decade ago, but that rule is no longer there.
- capitainenemo 4y agoHas it been that long? Time flies. Regrettably the person with the time, energy and familiarity to invest into OSX is now gone. Oh well.