Count Franken
If you’re submitting apps to the Mac App Store just so you can have CloudKit access, this is extremely good news: https://blog.agilebits.com/2016/01/12/agilecloudkit-icloud-sync-gets-its-wings/ …
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@chockenberry@MrRooni this does require there be **some** app in the app store, tho, right? e.g.: at least a phone app.
Isaiah Carew
Dave DeLong
@isaiah @chockenberry @MrRooni Yes. The policy is that you can use the WS as long as you have a comparable app in the stores
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@davedelong@isaiah@chockenberry _We_ need to have a product in the store, but the customer does not need to own it to use AgileCloudKit. -
@MrRooni@davedelong@chockenberry that’s an interesting twist. perhaps a tiny bit of wiggle room if my plugins had a companion app.
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@davedelong Sounds very reasonable to me, and thanks for the clarification! +@isaiah@chockenberry@MrRooni -
@davedelong :-( it’s nice that my app plugins have paid my mortgage for 11 years — but it’s a drag they’re second class citizen on iCloud. -
@davedelong@isaiah@chockenberry Cheers, thanks for the answer, Dave.
Michael Fey
Manuel Chakravarty
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