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If you use it for a for-profit program you have to give the company a % of sales. I would rather suffer through Objective-C.

• SingAlong 18y ago
  Have you tried it compiling for S60? I checked out their samples. They have a file in the .sisx format which I guess is S60-v3 Could you share any more info about this tool and your experience with it? P.S: it would have been better if they had a pay-per license model than charging a % of the app's profit. Ridiculous offer for commercial apps. EDIT: just looked at their licensing. http://rhomobile.com/products/licensing http://rhomobile.com/products/licensing wtf? they have 3 licensing models. one for opensource apps, another for free closed-source apps and another for closed-course apps charging money for usage.
  • adamblum 17y ago
    Singalong, We do in fact have a per user model. Noone has complained to date about the small percentage of revenue that we ask. We just want to share in a small way in our developer's success. Send a message to sales@rhomobile.com and Pierre will work out something for you.
• dmix 18y ago
  The percentage might be a trade off to small startups considering the complexity of mobile development. You should evaluate the cost of developing an app on 5 different OS's, using multiple languages and maintaining them for future releases. Versus developing and maintaining one app that builds on each platform.
• dannyr 18y ago
  Same here. I planned on trying it out until I saw the licensing agreement. I'm going with PhoneGap instead.