> Which is two orders of magnitude far from the developer 10-minute schedule. I hate those "ninja" developers who poop so-called "apps" every 10 minutes. We do

> Which is two orders of magnitude far from the developer 10-minute schedule. I hate those "ninja" developers who poop so-called "apps" every 10 minutes. We don't need any of them in the App Store (and those that are there need to be rejected IMO). By the way, you can develop for iPhone and change everything you want and have these changes delivered to your customers 2 minutes after you've made them. Use whatever dynamic language you want for the backend and write the front-end with HTML and JS. You could've used it since June 2007 and you'll be able to use it for the foreseeable future.