> But $1K is peanuts if the finished application will be presented to 30-40 > million people for download. I wonder what application can make 30-40 downloads? AFAIK there're less iPhones/Touches sold all over the world.
If Jonas is right about Apple's license violation. Apple can simply ban your C# application. And there's no other way to sell the application, but Apple Store. Btw, according to Mono Touch docs, you have to pay for iPhone license anyway, so in the end, enterprise license costs $1.5K. Is it worthy to risk? > Considering what I read about obj C development... I think many > people/companies would happily pay the price to have some nice language for > development. > What is interesting that they seem to be able to really use a different > language within the apple rules of iphone development. ObjC is a fine language. Of course, it would take some time to get used to it (and its syntax), but still, it's possible to create fine applications with it. Some modern languages such as Ruby and Python are already provide bridges for the ObjC interface. thanks, dmitry _______________________________________________ fpc-devel maillist - fpc-devel@lists.freepascal.org http://lists.freepascal.org/mailman/listinfo/fpc-devel
