On Sep 24, 2012, at 9:12 AM, svilen <[email protected]> wrote: > hey, very interesting concept. > multiplying on the other side of things - > instead of a service/host-app managing many users, each user-app is > managing many (similar) services/hosts.
I agree — I really like this approach and I’m glad to see someone developing an app around it. I believe in users having control over their data, and part of that is letting them host it wherever they want. On Sep 24, 2012, at 8:41 AM, 36codes <[email protected]> wrote: > Currently Joint has in-app signup with Iris Couch to make it easier for those > unfamiliar with CouchDB to get started. However, I would be glad to integrate > signup for other CouchDB hosting services as well. Good idea, but be careful not to run into the same issue with Apple that happened to several Dropbox-compatible apps a few months ago. By embedding a Dropbox signup page (in a UIWebView) that included options to register a paid account, they ran afoul of Apple’s restriction against offering 3rd-party paid subscriptions in-app. Several apps had updates rejected due to this, before Dropbox revised the landing page to include only free subscription plans. —Jens
