On 2007-11-07, Sherman Pendley <spamtrap@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> bthardt@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
>> I have an idea for an iPhone app, using the to be released sdk, not
>> Safari. I'm having trouble finding a developer that will respond to
>> my inquiries. Where can I find a good developer?
>
> The iPhone SDK hasn't been released to the public yet. Anyone who could
> potentially tell you about it has signed an NDA that prevents them from
> doing so.
>
> To put it another way, anyone who responds to your inquiries with
concrete
> information is breaking a signed contract with Apple. Do you imagine
that
> they'd have any greater respect for a signed contract with yourself?
Well, the developer couldn't give him details of iPhone development, but
would it violate the NDA for a developer to listen to his idea, and then
respond with:
1. "I'm sorry. I will have to decline bidding on your project."
or
2. "I would be happy to build your specified application, starting as
soon as the SDK is released to the public. It will take N weeks and it
will cost of $X dollars."
?
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