Ask HN: is Apple approving apps from non-Flash app creators?

- Appcelerator Titanium has not received official word, but appears to be OK due to recent app approvals. (http://developer.appcelerator.com/blog/2010/04/steve-jobs-an...)

- PhoneGap has the official word (as of April 13) from Apple that they are fine. (http://blogs.nitobi.com/jesse/2009/11/20/phonegapp-store-app...)

- AppMakr and other app generators are conceptually OK from what I've heard, as long as the apps they produce are actually unique and not "cookie-cutter." (http://help.appmakr.com/entries/116672-changes-to-apple-poli...)

They are approving apps from appcelerator, phonegap etc. Look at their twitter feeds.

I'm mainly interested in hearing if any new Unity3d games are being allowed under the new ToS. The last we've heard from the Unity team is this from two weeks ago: http://blogs.unity3d.com/2010/04/10/unity-and-the-iphone-os-... It's not exactly cause for alarm, but something concrete would be nice.

edit: whoops, april 10 was a bit more than two weeks ago.. and there was another (brief) post since then, but my point remains.

It doesn't matter if some of them are approved, under the current writings in the policy they are in violation of the policy. Apple just decided at that point that it will not reject the application (yet).

I thought the changes to section 3.3.1 are in the license for the iPhone OS 4.0 SDK, which is still in developer preview. If that's the case, we shouldn't start seeing rejections under 3.3.1 until most developers have upgraded to 4.0.

Yeah and what about lua?

thanks all for the helpful replies.