Apple allowing 3rd party dev tools

Published on September 9th, 2010 in iPhone Programming

Apple has released a new developer agreement and some new rules have been outlined. The biggest one states that 3rd party development tools will be allowed as long as they don’t download code on the fly. With this new rule, I can’t help but wonder where iOS development will be a year from now. Will this site now be a Flash development resource as well? I’m thinking not, but who knows.

Things are changing, new development tools will be popping up left and right. Get ready for it.

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One Response to “Apple allowing 3rd party dev tools”

  1. Hugo says:
    October 18, 2010 at 9:39 am

    Hi:

    Do you know what apple means by “download code on the fly”?

    I’m planning for building a RSS reader for iphone on flash CS5, when you open the app it will download new feeds from a web xml, will this violate apple rules?

    Thanks for your time,

    Hugo

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