WordPress for iPhone source now available

Nice!!! I was planning to make a Blogging clicne for Blogger/Wordpress//LiveJournal. I guess the Wordpress part is easy now... :D

Thanks for the info. Tested a few minutes ago, it works. :)

http://sliu.wordpress.com/2008/07/25/from-iphone-simulator/

I don't think compiling their code with XCode is a violation of NDA.

The worst that could happen is that Apple keeps up the NDA but just tolerates violations as long as Apple sees no benefit in acting on these. This would mean a permanent threat to not piss Apple off and to lick their boots instead.

Why they will care when Telefónica de España is sharing IPHONE source code from 3 months ago?

Ok, Telefónica is a great Apple partner but is sharing many things including frameworks in openmovil forum, when other developers have to be closed to the NDA.

Telefónica is sharing as an example an MMS application, that show you that they plan to bill for the data and for the mms, they bill twice for an MMS.

But it's ok, they will not be demanded by Apple.

Why they will care when Telefónica de España is sharing IPHONE source code from 3 months ago?

Ok, Telefónica is a great Apple partner but is sharing many things including frameworks in openmovil forum, when other developers have to be closed to the NDA.

Telefónica is sharing as an example an MMS application, that show you that they plan to bill for the data and for the mms, they bill twice for an MMS.

But it's ok, they will not be demanded by Apple.

I'm not sure I understand -- how does sharing the source code for one's open source app violate the Apple NDA? They're not redistributing the SDK, they're not exposing any non-public API's (the keyword here being non-public -- I.E. you can discuss, utilize, and publish the resulting code of, anything that is visible via searching site:apple.com... presumably). In fact, since the sign-up process is automatic, I would think that anything that's available on the apple.com site -- even signed in -- is fair game.

I'm not a lawyer, though, so don't mistake this for legal advice. Just asking questions.

@moo083: They are publishing their source code. The SDK is used (among other) to create the binaries from the source code and not the source code itself. No reason one should not be able to distribute source code.

Effing NDA...

Whoosh! Downloaded before it gets locked down by Apple lawyers. ;)

BoxOffice was actually the first to open source their iPhone app, I believe. Its source has been available here for a few weeks: http://code.google.com/p/metasyntactic/