Can you build a sustainable business developing macOS apps? Find out in the episode!
Join Mic, Jake, and Andrew as they discuss whether you can build a sustainable business developing macOS apps, and what tools are available to support you. The team then move on to looking at the changes to the App Store subscription model that were announced just before WWDC and what benefits they deliver to both consumers and developers.
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Show Notes
- Macintosh Software Business – Yahoo! Groups
- DevMate – App Development and Distribution Platform
- Paddle
- FastSpring
- The New App Store: Subscription Pricing, Faster Approvals, and Search Ads – Daring Fireball
- Introducing Expanded Subscriptions in iTunes Connect – WWDC ’16
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