How to Pass App Store Review: Guideline 4.3 Spam
Look-Alike Apps are Considered Spam by App Review
How to Combine Apps into a Single Container App
How to Publish White-Label Apps in the App Store
How to Pass App Store Review: Guideline 4.2 Design – Minimum functionality
How to Provide Free Time-Limited Trials in the App Store
Modeling In-App Purchases Inventory
Time-Limited in-App Purchase
I want to let some non-consumable iAP items just be sold during a particular period of time. Also the user who purchased these items still can restore and use it after the time period has elapsed.
Creating time-based in-app purchases (iAP) can be difficult. First all iAPs would need to go through App Review, hence they would need to be available before your app is live. Second is that there’s practically no way for the app to differentiate the app review environment versus the actual production environment – nor does Apple want you to.
But what if I say it can be done? What if you can have a non-consumable iAP, pass it through app review, and only made it for sale only during a specific period in the future? Interested? read on.
All About In-App Purchases
How to Sell watchOS Applications as an In-App Purchase
Implementing In-App Purchases for the Mac App Store
Checklist for Publishing to the App Store
Sandboxing the PubSub framework
Lion’s sandboxing deadline may have been pushed back, but News Anchor came through and met the original date. Bringing News Anchor into the sandbox cost me one of the two precious DTS tickets in my quota, due to the difficulties in getting the PubSub framework to function in the environment. I’d figured I ought to write this out to contribute back to the Mac Developer community.