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Personally I avoid iOS because of their restrictions. Investing on an iOS app is much bigger gamble than Android because of this.
by BrokenPipe 13y ago
Personally I avoid iOS because of their restrictions.
Investing on an iOS app is much bigger gamble than Android because of this.
- threeseed 13y agoI've built a number of iOS, Android and Blackberry apps on my own and countless more for agencies around the world and not once had this problem. Apple's overall policy is really quite simple. Don't use private APIs, anything that could be considered to be anti-user or anything that is likely to embarrass Apple publicly. It is frustrating that you can't do all the things you would like as a developer but infinitely less so then getting something working on 5 Android devices only for it not to work on the other 2.
- vetinari 13y agoIn android, it is similar - do not use private APIs and you will be fine. Yes, there are occassional bugs made by some vendors, but they are not showstopper, as you implied. And you can produce bitcoin wallets, torrent clients and other harmless apps, that have potential to embarass Apple publicly.