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Not the engine author, but from our app experience: Tracking Apple's breakage (in minor releases, even) and fixing our code -- code that was written to the def
by teacup50 12y ago
Not the engine author, but from our app experience:
Tracking Apple's breakage (in minor releases, even) and fixing our code -- code that was written to the defined API -- is a cost that is rising precipitously as Apple's quality and stability keeps going down.
If you have revenue from other platforms, it can make sense to just say "f it" and drop the platform. The AppStore is a shitty retail pipeline; 30% is a crazy commission for digital software distribution, the single-retailer-monopoly + appstore design is driving prices to unsustainable levels, etc.