| # | Name | Comments |
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| 201 | Anonymous | |
| 202 | Jeremiah Poling | |
| 203 | Ilja A. Iwas | |
| 204 | Ted Weston | |
| 205 | Ricardo Pedro Simão | |
| 206 | Jake St. Peter | |
| 207 | Anonymous | |
| 208 | Anonymous | Better docs are needed. the API stuff is fine, but the other stuff from apple seems more propaganda than direction. Sorry, but 'creating an iphone application' doc should be more than pressing a compile me button. |
| 209 | Anonymous | The iPhone SDK NDA may have made some sense during the beta program, but not that that's over, what's the point. Anyone who wants can go download the SDK free of charge, so there's hardly any information there worth protecting, and support for a platform is built around the community developing for it. By keeping this NDA in place, you are preventing such a community from forming, and thus harming the reputation of the platform. I would really like to spend time developing for the iPhone, and I believe it's a great platform, but I don't believe it's worth the trouble if I'm going to spend time resolving problems that I should be able to find the solution to through a 30 second search. |
| 210 | Blair Frank | |
| 211 | Anonymous | I want better apps. |
| 212 | Patrick Hughes | The NDA frustrates my attempts to make great iPhone software. |
| 213 | Fabio Esquivel | Just think of how M$'s Visualbasic (awful BTW) or Borland's Delphi came to be so popular worldwide... Knowledge is freedom; let developers share it and enhance the user experience with more stable & productive applications! Let us beat RIM's & Windows Mobile domain on portable apps, please!! |
| 214 | Michael Kissin | |
| 215 | Steve Shaner | |
| 216 | Ashwin Bharambe | Please, please do. |
| 217 | Frank DiZoglio | I have had an iPone for almost a year. I have had it jailbroken with many apps and it never crashed. Apple has done a poor job with the 2.0 firmware and now my phone crashes all the time with the Apple approved apps. I would rather have the jailbroken apps that work than approved apps that crash The only way to stop people from jailbreaking is to lift the DA so that developers can help each other create apps that don't crash. |
| 218 | Anand Mistry | |
| 219 | Noah Witherspoon | |
| 220 | Ricky Cheng | Lift the NDA, so books could be published. |
| 221 | Anonymous | |
| 222 | tim pfannes | Seriously, why???? We are trying to develop an application exclusive to your platform and you are hampering the process. |
| 223 | Daniel Cavanagh | clearly pointless now, and very hurtful to everyone |
| 224 | David Foster PhD | Cooperation and collaboration will greatly improve the overall quality of iPhone applications. The benefit will far out-balance whatever the current secrecy provides (err, it does provide something, doesn't it?) |
| 225 | Kevin A. Mitchell | |
| 226 | Jurgen Schaub | |
| 227 | Rick Ashford | It's silly to prevent folks from working together to make you more money. Lift the NDA. |
| 228 | Anonymous | Until you lift the NDA on the iPhone SDK I will not purchase your product or write code for it. We want to use it within our company using so inhouse written apps but with the NDA in place, we won't. |
| 229 | Anonymous | |
| 230 | rob van den berg | |
| 231 | Stein Nygård | |
| 232 | Damien TERRIER | Bad NDA, bad bad bad NDA ! |
| 233 | nick may | |
| 234 | Tobin Richard | |
| 235 | Anonymous | There is no point starting to learn the iPhone development environment until the community support is opened up by way of books, blogs and mailing lists.
I'm waiting. |
| 236 | Jérôme Verzier | |
| 237 | Brian Brooks | |
| 238 | marc hoffman | |
| 239 | Steven Lawson | I am new to Apple development. The ability to buy a decent book on iPhone development and to join forums would help me get up to speed and produce applications. |
| 240 | Russell Haines | |
| 241 | Adrian Nier | |
| 242 | Stephen F Roberts | |
| 243 | Alexander Griekspoor | |
| 244 | Anonymous | |
| 245 | Anonymous | |
| 246 | Anonymous | |
| 247 | Ethan Vizitei | |
| 248 | Daniel DeLeo | I'm not even an iPhone developer, but my own experiences with software development and systems administration have shown that sharing information makes everyone more efficient; that means better iPhone apps for me with less hassle for the developers. |
| 249 | Anonymous | Agreed. Be free, be OPEN! |
| 250 | Anonymous | |