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Zero exposure when your app is removed from the store (look at the news). Beside that, I am not a fan of Apple the patent troll and very reluctant to build an a
by scriptproof 14y ago
Zero exposure when your app is removed from the store (look at the news). Beside that, I am not a fan of Apple the patent troll and very reluctant to build an app specifically to them. HTML 5 has great exposure on EVERY computer.
- pooriaazimi 14y agoI'm an Apple fan on the whole, but like many others completely dislike many of their behaviors, including random rules on the App Store. But, App Store is a very good thing for developers. You can make a Chess game both with ObjC and HTML5, but chances of someone finding your HTML5 app via Google (search) is practically zero. On the other hand, because there are less than 150 Chess games for iPhone, if a random surfer searches the App Store for 'chess', they see your icon down the list. That's the exposure I'm talking about. And again, I don't like Apple's rules very much, I'm just stating that being on the App Store brings you a lot of exposure.