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Not sure if it's too late for that; the notice said you needed to be a registered developer at the time of the WWDC announcement? Incidentally (and off-topic;
by Osmium 13y ago
Not sure if it's too late for that; the notice said you needed to be a registered developer at the time of the WWDC announcement?
Incidentally (and off-topic; apologies), does anyone know if you can sign Mac apps, e.g. to distribute outside of the app store, with an iOS developer account? I'd like to sign up for one of the developer programmes and can't justify spending money on both right now. I'm not sure why Apple has two separate developer programmes anyway...
- c1sc0 13y agoNo, you can't sign Mac apps with an iOS account & vice versa
- chrisBob 13y agoThe biggest advantage seems to be in the iOS account. You can test and even distribute Mac programs with out being a member, but for iOS you can't even test on your own device with out an account. You don't need a Mac account unless you want to sell in the Mac App Store
- smackfu 13y agoFrom the horse's mouth: "Only Mac Developer Program members are eligible to request Developer ID certificates and sign applications or installer packages using them."