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Will apps created using this have any problems getting approved with App Store?

• deedubaya 14y ago
  At the bottom of the features page >RubyMotion is 100% compliant with Apple's App Store policies. Your code is compiled ahead-of-time, never interpreted, and you access the entire set of iOS public APIs. At the end, a RubyMotion app looks pretty much the same as an Objective-C app.
• acangiano 14y ago
  No. From the FAQ (http://www.rubymotion.com/support/#faq http://www.rubymotion.com/support/#faq): "Applications submitted to the App Store must conform to the Review Guidelines dictated by Apple. RubyMotion implements a dialect of Ruby that conforms to those rules. RubyMotion apps are fully compiled, do not download or interpret code and are using public iOS APIs through the exact same machinery as regular Objective-C apps."
  • melvinram 14y ago
    Yay!!
  • fourgone 14y ago
    I would rather see confirmation from Apple (doubtful) or developers who have successfully submitted apps to the App Store.