“Paul Kafasis writes”:www.rogueamoeba.com/utm/2008/… on the Rogue Amoeba blog:
"I certainly feel like I've been talking about the iPhone a lot, particularly for a company that doesn't currently have any iPhone software available. There are many reasons for that, but perhaps most important is that we believe the iPhone is a fantastically promising platform, and we don't want to see that promise squandered."
In some ways it feels like nothing has changed since March when I “posted here about the iPhone NDA”:www.manton.org/2008/03/i… I guess I’m disappointed that there hasn’t been more public conversation about building iPhone apps until now, but there’s definitely an attitude change just in the last few weeks — one in which fear of Apple’s lawyers is replaced with something closer to rebellion: posting sample code, blogging extensively, and abusing ad-hoc distribution. It’s right and healthy for developers to become as distrustful toward Apple as Apple has been hostile to developers.
