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Then you just have to hope Apple won't care / notice that you're using a scripting language. So far, Apple has been reasonably lenient (there are apps running o
by pieter 17y ago
Then you just have to hope Apple won't care / notice that you're using a scripting language. So far, Apple has been reasonably lenient (there are apps running on smalltalk for instance), as long as you don't allow users to run custom code, but who knows when they'll go and be more strict?
- misuba 17y agoBut will you be using a scripting language? If you can compile something to C, you can call it Objective-C and pass it off to Xcode, right?