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Agreed. What you're paying for is actually the 1 on 1 time with Apple engineers who will sit down and help debug your app, optimize for performance, etc. It's a
by rickyc091 12y ago
Agreed. What you're paying for is actually the 1 on 1 time with Apple engineers who will sit down and help debug your app, optimize for performance, etc. It's actually roughly $320 a day, which is fairly reasonable if you think about it.
- nicky0 12y agoI see this quite often and I always think "What are the chances that I happen to be working on a difficult bug in my app exactly at the time I go to WWDC?". Do people really have that many tricky debugging issues that they have two or three ready to ask an Apple engineer when the time comes?
- supercoder 12y agoIt's surprising any apps get made really.
- smackfu 12y agoAlso, your bug is going to be with the stuff they announced at the last WWDC, and there's a fair chance that they just came out with a bunch of new stuff that obsoletes it.