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On John Gruber’s Latest Interview with Apple’s VPs

On John Gruber’s Latest Interview with Apple’s VPs

I love deep discussions. The latest John Gruber’s interview with Apple’s senior VP wasn’t one of them.

A Message to Apple Developers: We Don’t Need Another Android Platform

A Message to Apple Developers: We Don’t Need Another Android Platform

A personal essay about my views of developers asking for changes on the App Store that could slowly transform the iPhone into another Android platform.

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Thoughts On Supposedly Gated Innovations

For many developers, Apple is holding innovation back because of its stance with the App Store. I don’t buy that argument. Here is why.

Airport: The TestFlight App Store Apple Didn’t Create

Airport: The TestFlight App Store Apple Didn’t Create

Airport is a new service that came to life in recent weeks for helping people discover applications available for testing under the TestFlight service from Apple. Think of Airport as the TestFlight App Store but everything is free. I had a chance to enter the beta of Airport, here are my impressions

My Take on Apple’s 30% Cut and a Proposal

My Take on Apple’s 30% Cut and a Proposal

With recent events surrounding the launch of the controversial HEY email service, just before the WWDC conference, Apple has been on the defensive more than ever1. Their App Store policies are attracting more and more criticism from long-time developers. Apple is in a powerful position that is attra

WWDC2020 — My Observations and a Survey of Comments

WWDC2020 — My Observations and a Survey of Comments

This year’s WWDC conference was doomed to be special. Apple had a lot on its plate: deliver a successful digital-only experience, move all software platforms forward and keep the developers community happy. Did they deliver? Read more to find out.

On App Store Updates Notes

Following a recent update spree of my apps on my iPad, I wanted to give you my thoughts on the updates notes that developers include in their updates. Here are a few examples from big companies like Quora, Pinterest, etc. This is lame. I think this is a lack of transparency from developers to hide…