But for me and for other folks I know, assuming you can get your app approved, it’s been a boon. And I think there’s still a reaston to still be cautious. And I think of lot of us in the same boat were kind of excited - and cautious - about the Mac App Store. Let’s talk a little bit about where you are now and how the last couple of years, especially the Mac App Store has impacted you.ĭaniel Jalkut: As you know, I’m an indy developer. But I’ll get out of chronological order for a bit. They chat about how Apple’s new app rules could deprive developers of control over their destiny, Apple’s Mac App Store lock-in and how Apple is trying to do too much.ĭave Hamilton: I know you’ve had a long history with Apple and developing for Apple.
Hamilton had with Red Sweater Software’s Daniel Jalkut, famous for MarsEdit. TMO’s Dave Hamilton attended MacTech 2011 and had the opportunity to interview several Apple developers.
