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Friday, September 10. 2010

Apple developer licensing gets civilised

It appears Apple have finally relented on the dreadful section 3.3.1 decision. Noteworthy changes are:

  • You can now use whatever tool you want to write apps.

  • Apps can include interpreters provided they don't download additional code.

  • The analytics section has been rewritten to basically un-block other ad networks.

There are also stated guidelines on app store inclusion (or otherwise) policies. As usual, John Gruber has done a great job of summarising these.

Posted by David Preece at 08:38 | Comments (0) | Trackbacks (0)

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