Could we limit discussions in the group to iPhone development...

On Jul 2, 2008, at 12:17 PM, Jorge Chamorro wrote:

>
> El 02/07/2008, a las 14:52, Wouter escribió:
>
>>
>> SDK available on more platforms means availability for more  
>> developers
>> means more applications means more functionality for iPhone (happy
>> users) and more money for Apple too. I think they want to boost Mac
>> computer sales with it, which means cross-belt sale and is illegal in
>> my country.
>
> Not of your liking ? Never mind : make yours, then set your own rules
> and business plans.
>
>> And Apple also decides who can be 'their' developers. That
>> is not based on your skills, but on the country you live in (US
>> first). But anyway, it sounds very much like the old sovjet model to
>> me, Apple decides for the users what is good for them, what software
>> they can use. They are not allowed to be in full control of their own
>> devices, because they will make it a mess.
>
> Welcome to the real world, nothing is perfect.
> Not of your liking ? Never mind : you don't have to buy it if you
> don't want to.
>
>> And no, you don't need to
>> buy MSDN or VC++ to develop for Windows or for webbrowsers on  
>> Windows.
>
>
> Of course unlike Apple, everything Windows is usually a free download
> at www.microsoft.com : that's why M$ is M$.
>
> Duh !
> >



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