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I believe it is against their terms of service to have an interpreter download code from the internet and execute it. Maybe a workaround could be to already hav
by prezjordan 14y ago
I believe it is against their terms of service to have an interpreter download code from the internet and execute it. Maybe a workaround could be to already have the scripts, but to "unlock" them? No social aspect to that, though.
- lukifer 14y agoI think you're right. I wonder if there might be cognitive reframings that would allow "code" to slip through, such as "tutorials" with code that's ready to run, but for a single line that needs to uncommented. For that matter, I wonder how it will bump up against the rules if it does try to go more social. Already it's possible to copy/paste code and send it to friends via email; that's not conceptually different from sharing code via git. But being able to trivially clone a git repo would absolutely violate Apple's terms for distribution. Honestly, I'm (pleasantly) surprised they let this through in the first place, and I hope the envelope keeps getting pushed.