Requesting an SDK for iPhone 2.0 software is one thing; receiving one of the few official Apple certificates released to date that allows full testing is another. Earlier this week iPling got its certificate and we're excited!
According to Apple, the certificates provide an extra layer of security so Apple can track and identify anyone who provides bad code. However, so far they've been a bottleneck in the SDK process, with reports that many have been requested but few released. As blogger Dan Moren explains on Macworld's iPhone Central: "unless you have a valid certificate issued by Apple as part of the developer program, your apps will no longer run on the iPhone or iPod touch—they will, however, still work in the iPhone Simulator on your Mac. Code Signing is a big part of the touted security of the iPhone OS."
In other words, without a certificate, you can't test your app on an actual iPhone or iPod touch. No such worries for iPling. We'll be ready for the official iPhone 2.0 release next month.
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