04-10-2012, 06:09 AM

Okay, so i'm working on a new app for iOS that allows developers to edit the source code for their apps, build the app, and install it on their iOS device without ever going to their mac. (Note, the server app must be running on the mac but it requires no interaction after initial setup).

But anyways, it works on a LAN network right now (supports bonjour setup is effortless!) and i'm working on the easiest way to allow access from a WAN. It has syntax highlighting in the source code editor and also i'm implementing a sort of "AutoComplete" to assist with typing.

Any thoughts? I was thinking of charging a couple bucks for the iOS side and making the mac server a free download on my website. Also, would a couple bucks a month (OPTIONAL!!) service that allows the iOS device to connect to the mac without any port forwarding be of interest?

Thanks,
Andrew Boos

04-10-2012, 08:37 AM

Unless you jail break the phone, all apps on iOS have to come from the App Store, how are you thinking of working around this? Pretty sure Apple is not going to allow you to sell an application that an somehow build and install other apps circumventing the App Store and the checking that Apple does of each app..

04-10-2012, 11:59 AM

Originally Posted by Raz0rEdge

Unless you jail break the phone, all apps on iOS have to come from the App Store, how are you thinking of working around this? Pretty sure Apple is not going to allow you to sell an application that an somehow build and install other apps circumventing the App Store and the checking that Apple does of each app..

Not for developers though, we can sign our apps and distribute them to up to 100 devices. This would be for developers to develop apps, not sell them. Think OTA distribution