Re: [Rubycocoa-talk] Ruby on the iPhone?

[Timothy P. <ti...@ge...>]

Yes, whilst your right about the legitimate aspect - remember in legal  
terms there is no notion of illegitimate being in anyway "ok". lol.

Whilst it's true that people will always find ways to hack this device  
- apple will no doubt find ever more legal bean counters to stop  
people doing so.

If your just going to "play" with an app for personal usage, then I  
guess your at low risk - however anything much more than that I would  
consider it being fairly risky given the EULA and TOS.

God luck, whatever your choice

Tim

Sent from my iPhone

On 10 Mar 2009, at 22:47, Steven Arnold <st...@ar...>  
wrote:

>
> On Mar 10, 2009, at 3:42 PM, Neil Stevens wrote:
>
>> Timothy Perrett wrote:
>>> This is actually against the Apple EULA of the SDK. Its not that
>>> its not
>>> technically possible, its just that its leagally not :-)
>>
>> Depends on whether he's writing for the Apple side or the Jailbroken
>> side of iPhone development, heh.
>
> Right, this is intended for strictly legitimate apps sold on the App
> Store, indistinguishable from any other app other than that the source
> code is Ruby rather than Objective C.  First of all, I like Ruby way
> more than Objective C, and second, I want to use my preferred editor
> rather than XCode.
>
> steven
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