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Just curious - are developers putting themselves at risk by revealing they're using RubyMotion? ie risk of being penalised in app store or possibly even banned
by mmahemoff 14y ago
Just curious - are developers putting themselves at risk by revealing they're using RubyMotion? ie risk of being penalised in app store or possibly even banned if Apple's policy swung back to how it used to be.
I assume there's no way to tell an app is RubyMotion by inspecting the UI, though maybe it's possible to tell from the binary?
- jballanc 14y agoYou would have to be rather talented and put in a non-trivial amount of effort to tell a RubyMotion app from any other iOS app. A while back there was a conversation in IRC where one person was trying to do just that and kept coming up short... Edit: Also, "how it used to be" was a stupid, knee-jerk reaction to Adobe and caused significant consternation even within Apple (disclaimer: I was working at Apple at the time). Furthermore, considering that the single most recognizable "App Store" brand utilizes a non-trivial amount of Lua, there is essentially zero risk that things will go back to "how it used to be".