Tech gems 👁️ #20: Your web app might be eligible for the App Store
Adrien Zaganelli -
- ▶️ Your web app might be eligible for the App Store
- ▶️ France is trying to get out of GAFAM
- ▶️ 50 shades of USB-C
Your web app might be eligible for the App Store
Introducing the App Store Mini Apps Partner Program
Introducing the App Store Mini Apps Partner Program - Latest News - Apple Developer
Today, we’re introducing the Mini Apps Partner Program, which expands on the App Store’s ongoing support for apps that offer mini apps. Mini apps are self-contained experiences that are built using web technologies like HTML5 and JavaScript. This program is designed to help developers who host mini apps grow their business and further the availability of mini apps on the App Store — all while providing a great customer experience.Participating developers may benefit from a reduced commission rate of 15% on the sales of qualifying In-App Purchases. To be eligible for this reduced commission rate, participating apps must support certain App Store technologies, including the Declared Age Range API and the Advanced Commerce API in order to help provide a safe and seamless experience for customers of all ages.Learn more about the Mini Apps Partner Program and eligibility
Apple wants you to publish your vibecoded side project if you're willing to pay the 15% commission.
France is trying to get out of GAFAM
LaSuite
LaSuite - L'espace de travail ouvert et souverain des agents de l'État
Une suite cohérente d'outils open source, sécurisés et simples d'utilisation, conçus pour aider les agents publics à créer, organiser, décider et collaborer en toute confiance.
The French government created an open-source, self-hostable digital workplace for its administrations. If you're into React and/or Python, the source code should be a fun read.
50 shades of USB-C
Amir Bohlooli takes a deep dive into the USB-C specification and shows that not all cables are equal.
