Will CS5’s Packager for iPhone still be an option when CS5 comes out? Or, will any apps submitted to the App Store be denied because of the new restriction that the app has to be written in Objective-C, C, C++, and/or AppleScript(?)?
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Will CS5’s Packager for iPhone still be an option when CS5 comes out? Or, will any apps submitted to the App Store be denied because of the new restriction that the app has to be written in Objective-C, C, C++, and/or AppleScript(?)?
The second answer is correct: such applications will be denied. Indeed, there has been ample speculation that the very purpose of the new developer agreement is to stop Packager’s spreading, because Apple really wants to limit iPhone apps to native ones.