Brahmanathaswami wrote:
Brahmanathaswami brahma at hindu.org Has anyone actually tried this? Can we do it on Android?
There's no technical reason this couldn't be done. Most of my desktop apps do this, and I do all my mobile testing with a plugin that copies the stack file I'm working on to a server and then I have one test app on my device with buttons to download any stack I need to test.
Android has no restriction on this, and the applicability of Apple's guidelines to this seems, as they say, "vague". I've not found the specific text of the app store dev TOS that prohibits that, and unless it were abused I can't see how it differs much from downloading any binary data.
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