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I didn't find anything about 'App Sandbox' in the app features/descriptions... Is it fully sandboxed? Because, you know, Apple will enforce sandbox effective Ju

I didn't find anything about 'App Sandbox' in the app features/descriptions... Is it fully sandboxed? Because, you know, Apple will enforce sandbox effective June 1st! It means that Apple will pull Coda 2 in about 7 days after its lunch. I wouldn't buy Coda 2 from the App Store before June 1st if I were you.

ary 14y ago
This may actually be sound advice given this tweet from Steven Frank (co-owner of Panic). https://twitter.com/#!/stevenf/status/204675630363721728 https://twitter.com/#!/stevenf/status/204675630363721728
ryannielsen 14y ago
> It means that Apple will pull Coda 2 in about 7 days after its lunch. Citation required. Can you back up that statement? Everything else that I've seen indicates that Apple will require apps submitted after June 1 to be sandboxed. I've seen nothing indicating they'll pull old apps. Furthermore, what's to say they can't get custom entitlements? Apple is extremely eager to have every app sandboxed and has emphasized many times they'll work with apps who need permissions not in the standard set of entitlements to build custom entitlements.
- pooriaazimi 14y ago
  I wouldn't give Panic $49, $79 or $99 (or even $0.99) just for Coda 2.0.0.0. I want all the future updates, which, if Apple does not grant custom entitlements, wouldn't make it into the App Store. I have a huge respect for Panic (specially for their taste in design) and I use their products, but not addressing this issue seems very unprofessional to me.
DrJokepu 14y ago
Apple will not pull non-sandboxed apps from the Mac App Store. They have previously communicated that existing apps will be able to stay in the App Store. They won't accept new non-sandboxed apps and they won't accept new, non-sandboxed versions of apps with the notable exception of minor maintenance/bugfix updates. Source: the email Apple sent to all registered Mac developers in February.

ary 14y ago

This may actually be sound advice given this tweet from Steven Frank (co-owner of Panic). https://twitter.com/#!/stevenf/status/204675630363721728 https://twitter.com/#!/stevenf/status/204675630363721728

ryannielsen 14y ago

> It means that Apple will pull Coda 2 in about 7 days after its lunch. Citation required. Can you back up that statement? Everything else that I've seen indicates that Apple will require apps submitted after June 1 to be sandboxed. I've seen nothing indicating they'll pull old apps. Furthermore, what's to say they can't get custom entitlements? Apple is extremely eager to have every app sandboxed and has emphasized many times they'll work with apps who need permissions not in the standard set of entitlements to build custom entitlements.

pooriaazimi 14y ago
I wouldn't give Panic $49, $79 or $99 (or even $0.99) just for Coda 2.0.0.0. I want all the future updates, which, if Apple does not grant custom entitlements, wouldn't make it into the App Store. I have a huge respect for Panic (specially for their taste in design) and I use their products, but not addressing this issue seems very unprofessional to me.

DrJokepu 14y ago

Apple will not pull non-sandboxed apps from the Mac App Store. They have previously communicated that existing apps will be able to stay in the App Store. They won't accept new non-sandboxed apps and they won't accept new, non-sandboxed versions of apps with the notable exception of minor maintenance/bugfix updates. Source: the email Apple sent to all registered Mac developers in February.