Hi folks,

some days ago I started to play around with the iPhone SDK but now I stopped it because of some things I read and heard in the net.

1. The SDK is not complete. It's not sure that the application will run on the real hardware.
2. Creating graphical interfaces just a pain in the a**.
3. Apple ist treating european developers like s**t. (You can't become member of the developer program yet, no idea when this will be possible.)
4. The coded applications can't be tested. The simulator is just a simulator (as the names says) and not an emulator. This means it's not the same as the real iPhone / iPod so once again, you can't be sure that the application behaves the same on the hardware some time in the future.

I was really curious about the SDK and after the first look, it was a nice thing. But now after think about it again, I think I will look at it again, as soon as the final is out.

Until that I will restrict myself to the normal Cocoa development for Mac OS X. ;-)

Greets,
Thomas