| # | Name | Comments |
|---|
| 301 | Robert McNally | Whatever your reasons for keeping the NDA around, I hope you're revisiting them as quickly as possible. Keep your reputation strong, Apple! |
| 302 | Matthew Guest | Lift it already, what's the problem?
I can't get behind that! |
| 303 | Mitch Cohen | I think a few people should just pick a date, and if the NDA isn't lifted by that date, all Mac developers should simultaneously post all their podcasts, blog entries, and other info. They won't go after everyone and this is just plain silly. |
| 304 | Jeffrey Kuehnhoff | I am not a developer, but an end user. Nonetheless, I believe the NDA is having a negative impact on iPhone application development. |
| 305 | Alex Brofsky | |
| 306 | Heinrich Spreiter | Why make the lifes of developers harder than necessary? You see, I've lost countless of hours figuring trivial stuff out. Stuff that would be published in books.
This directly impacts quality of the apps. And as far as I know Apple stands for quality. But as more crappy apps get published because of the lack of books and communities, Apples reputation will go down.
Do your self and us a favor and drop the NDA. |
| 307 | Anonymous | |
| 308 | Gita Lal | End users will additionally benefit from the sharing of information between developers. They currently have to deal with what are potentially the same problems in various applications that either don't have to exist or could be eliminated much more quickly if developers could share their experiences and challenges with each other. |
| 309 | Jon Gretar Borgthorsson | |
| 310 | Stephen Josiah Rose | |
| 311 | Mason Meyer | |
| 312 | Matthew Schinckel | |
| 313 | Anonymous | |
| 314 | Oliver Heilmann | |
| 315 | Anonymous | |
| 316 | Dave Batton | |
| 317 | Seth House | Apple, embrace your developers for they will be responsible for the continued success of your iPhone. |
| 318 | Nathaniel Whiteinge | |
| 319 | Anonymous | F....ing NDA |
| 320 | Bradley Bozarth | Indeed - given the freely downloadable nature of the SDK, it does Apple customers and developers a disservice to prevent developers from helping each other out. |
| 321 | Mika Varjonen | Secrecy is no good for development environment. Developers need as much information, training, resources and peer support as possible in order to produce quality software and reduce the time it takes to get it out of the door. Microsoft is good at maintaining the developer community and support. Apple should try to achieve the same. |
| 322 | Josh Snyder | |
| 323 | Paul Whitelock | |
| 324 | Marcus Karlsson | I have developed on the Mac since many years. I'm doing Cocoa, have been doing both Carbon, Toolkit and TCL programming. I usually understand Apples decisions, but this time I simply can't. Software for the iPhone and iPod is what will make them not just big but great, so please Apple: Stop the NDA thing and let us play the ball. We are on the same team and we want Apple to succeed as much as you want. |
| 325 | Peter Johansson | |
| 326 | Francois Proulx | |
| 327 | Michael Hamilton | Halting the porting of SDL (which is mostly complete from what I have read, but unable to be released due to NDA issues) is definitly putting a ridiculous and unnecessary barrier between the iPhone and possibly hundreds of quality 2d SDL games by various developers which could be much more easily ported if it were available. |
| 328 | Kåre Morstøl | There is absolutely no reason why we shouldn't be able to exchange information on how to best program for the iPhone. And I can't for the life of me understand why Apple don't want us to. |
| 329 | ronny andersson | |
| 330 | Anonymous | We'd love to develop open source software for the iPhone, it seems the NDA would make this very hard to do in public. |
| 331 | Anonymous | You are hurting iPhone development with the NDA, not helping it. |
| 332 | Anonymous | |
| 333 | Ask Greiffenberg | |
| 334 | Satoko Hibi | |
| 335 | Genki Takiuchi | |
| 336 | Anonymous | |
| 337 | shachi | |
| 338 | Takuma Mori | Please Apple:
1. Allow to publish books about iPhone SDK development.
2. Allow legal iPhone developer online/offline communities to develop.
3. Allow us to open our own source code. |
| 339 | SEGO Takayoshi | I'm not developing iPhone App. Because N.D.A! |
| 340 | Makoto Kaga | no NDA for the future of iPhone. |
| 341 | Yuichi Yoshida | Please give us true iPhone. |
| 342 | Yuki Akamatsu | |
| 343 | ANDO Yasushi | I need more information about the SDK before I start it. |
| 344 | Burton Posey | Please remove the iPhone NDA. The persistence of it is hampering the ability for developers for the iPhone to freely share and communicate thoughts and ideas about how to make the bet iPhone applications possible. Thank you. |
| 345 | Eric Anderson | Trying to go from C# to obj-C - try to load a 3d model... I'm getting there but it is not fun. |
| 346 | Jakob Dam Jensen | |
| 347 | Shunji Yamaura | |
| 348 | salexkidd | Please take off NDA! |
| 349 | Florin Dumitrescu | It doesn't make sense anymore. |
| 350 | eric Leversen | |