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by echelon
1868 days ago
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> Even though you could technically allow installing a complete development toolchain on an iPad, I can't imagine what the process would look like in practice. Like every other computer ever. > Imagine the customer support burden if you are the maintainer of some app that depends on external tools that can be used in a zillion different build/deploy configurations. Microsoft and Google seem to work just fine. People seem to be able to ship when they have the tools to do so. > They are policy decisions that kind of make sense for a device like a tablet or phone though. They are strategic decision under the guise of policy decisions. Apple is "protecting you from dangerous apps" (read: dangerous apps = competition for Apple). Apple is anti-competitive. |
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