[ChrisMarshallNY]

The reaction to the post was ... interesting ... I didn't make the post as any kind of complaint. It was a fairly simple statement of fact. I don't actually require any validation. I'm pretty comfortable with what I can (and can't) do.

It's a closed-source app, and probably no one will ever see the source. I don't expect them to. I have plenty of other code that folks can look at, if they want. A lot of that code is actually integrated into the app (I use lots of dependencies; just mostly ones that I've written).

I was really mentioning that the stack doesn't matter to most of the stakeholders on the project, and I'm fine with that. It's the way that it's supposed to be.

Oh, and it's an SDK, not a framework. It happens to have most of the app operation embedded in it, but the framework is UIKit. Any Apple dev of reasonable skill would be able to take it and run. They should have some skill and experience, though, or they are likely to make a hash of things; with or without the SDK.