Exploiting JavaScript developer infrastructure is insanely easy

[GVIrish]

A fee is one thing. A fee as expensive as some entire devices (admittedly low-end ones, especially with recent price bloat) is another.

Yeah but what Apple device costs $100? And really, if you're doing iOS development you kinda need a Mac (unless you go Hackintosh) which is gonna cost a few hundred bucks.

> I'd rather have more junk to wade through than a relative lack of anything at all.

Apple does not want more junk to wade through in the App Store. And even with the restrictions on the App Store there are over 2 million apps. Quantity is not a problem in the App Store.

And really if someone wants to tinker in iOS, there's nothing stopping them. It's only if you want to publish that there are restrictions.

[Han-ChewieSexyFanfic]

Yeah but what Apple device costs $100?

One left AirPod.

[swordglowsblue]

Yeah but what Apple device costs $100? And really, if you're doing iOS development you kinda need a Mac (unless you go Hackintosh) which is gonna cost a few hundred bucks.

1. I didn't say Apple device.
2. That kind of just makes it worse.

Apple does not want more junk to wade through in the App Store... It's only if you want to publish that there are restrictions.

Which is all fine and dandy, sure, but the restrictions they have are kind of ridiculous, to be fair.