iphone app

[nikhil]

Can a hybrid iphone app get accepted to the app store?

what are the limitations of the app getting accepted to the iphone app
store if i done use objective c?

I want to use css, html, javascript, etc and not objective c.

i hope it is possible.

[John Johnson]

From want I've heard. It's a roll of the dice. That is the way with
the app store in general.

John Johnson
Phone: 706-622-4733
Fax: 866-837-1724

[Sunil Irukulla]

is it a roll of dice because i am developing it in javascript and html and not objective c?

can apps developed in javascript and html get accepted?

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[jan]

There was a time when Apple rejected every app that contained the word
"PhoneGap" and you can find instructions on the website of PhoneGap
how to rename everything in your project.
But I think Apple and PhoneGap talked, and this restriction is not
policy anymore (although I am not entirely certain about that, because
no one has reported in this mailing list that he/she submitted an
unrenamed app). To find out you could try to submit unaltered, it will
cost you only 2 weeks extra delay if the app is rejected.

There are certainly a large number of apps with html+css+javascript as
main language in the app store. I myself have 2 in there, though they
are not directly based on phonegap.
But there are also many PhoneGap apps in the app store.
So it is definately not a roll of the dice. That was a year ago when
Apple thought that PhoneGap had very ambitious plans that conflicted
with their API's.

Jan.

On Oct 16, 1:37 am, Sunil Irukulla <suniliruku...@gmail.com> wrote:
> is it a roll of dice because i am developing it in javascript and html and
> not objective c?
>
> can apps developed in javascript and html get accepted?
>
>
>
> On Thu, Oct 15, 2009 at 6:40 PM, John Johnson <johnruf...@me.com> wrote:
> > From want I've heard. It's a roll of the dice. That is the way with the app
> > store in general.
>
> > John Johnson
> > Phone: 706-622-4733
> > Fax: 866-837-1724
>

[John Johnson]

Jan,

I was specifically speaking of the app stores review process in
"general" as being a roll of the dice. Not because of phonegap,
perhaps I should have been more clear. I just recently had an app
rejected because the name of the app on the device was VERY slightly
different then the name that was entered into itunes connect. (by 3
letters which was an abbreviation). Meanwhile on Version 1 of that
app, it was the same and it was accepted. roll of the dice.

[ade]

John Johnson wrote:

Jan,

I was specifically speaking of the app stores review process in  
"general" as being a roll of the dice.  Not because of phonegap,  
perhaps I should have been more clear.  I just recently had an app  
rejected because the name of the app on the device was VERY slightly  
different then the name that was entered into itunes connect.  (by 3  
letters which was an abbreviation).  Meanwhile on Version 1 of that  
app, it was the same and it was accepted.  roll of the dice.

  

we had our update rejected because apple reckoned they own the copyright in the map icon i used - even though it was the same as our original 1.0 version - resubmitted and got approved this afternoon - ps i didnt remove *any* references to phonegap in new update - even the actual binary file was called phonegap.zip ;)

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[Sunil Irukulla]

Do these iphone apps work on the new iphone 3gs?

i read somewhere that phone gap apps werent working on there.

is this true?