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Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't every single early access or developer agreement from Apple just as restrictive in wording? I'd say sign it and start develo
by TimSchumann 12y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't every single early access or developer agreement from Apple just as restrictive in wording?
I'd say sign it and start developing.
Either the product will reach critical mass and the NDA will be much more loosely enforced, or it will fail and the NDA won't matter. With big companies you'll always have to sign something like this to get into their walled garden. Try not to let it get in your way.
- supergeek133 12y agoYeah, it's actually pretty neat of Amazon to even consider a non-business type of developer IMO. Many times they (the company running this type of API) just kicks them to the side.
- sjdev 12y agoAs of this last year's WWDC I think Apple is finally backing down on that. None of the presentations carried the usual alert to not share what you have seen in there and they have started (slowly) opening new OS X and iOS betas to the public.
- jordigh 12y ago> Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't every single early access or developer agreement from Apple just as restrictive in wording? Two wrongs don't make a right.