How is this in the app store

[Geoff Canyon]

This is an iOS tool. It makes it *totally* simple. I literally went to
their web site, initiated an app, created a few screens with minor
interaction, installed their runtime iOS app, and was reviewing my app on
my iPhone two minutes later (had to sign up by email etc.) But I think I
answered my question at the same time: there is no code.

None. At. All.

I don't know how this is in any way useful, slick as it is. Maybe they're
planning to add code. But for now, just to give one example, you can have a
scrolling list, but the data in that list comes from the configuration you
give it when you design it. You can't even specify a data source, you
literally need to configure it in the dev environment.

If they don't change that, I don't know how this is useful. If they do, I
don't know how Apple won't kill this.



On Wed, May 1, 2013 at 11:39 AM, J. Landman Gay <jacque at hyperactivesw.com>wrote:

> On 5/1/13 5:27 AM, Geoff Canyon wrote:
>
>> http://apparchitect.com/
>> I would have bet on Apple rejecting this since it's obviously taking in
>> and
>> executing code. Has the policy changed, or did these guys get clever
>> somehow?
>>
>
> I thought the "no executable code" rule was only for iOS?
>
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