webOS Nation Forums - View Single Post - Palm rejects NaNplayer advanced music player for the App Catalog ?

chuq · 09/10/2009, 03:19 PM

We have gotten a lot of feedback about NaNPlayer which is great. We love that people are excited about the application, and that developers are able to be creative on the webOS platform.

We reached out to JC (the developer) and discussed our reasons for not accepting the application at this time, but we also wanted to be open with you about this.

NaNPlayer is using APIs that are currently private because they will change significantly in a future release. Although we aren't able to support the functionality that JC needs right now, we are listening to the community to help prioritize which APIs and features we put into webOS.

Chuq Von Rospach
Palm Developer Community Manager

While we can’t accept NaNPlayer into the App Catalog right now, we are not rejecting it, and we are happy for it to continue life as a homebrew application until we get to the point where we can release public, supportable APIs for the functionality that it requires.

Thanks for your passion, and we can't wait to enable even more fantastic creative applications via an expanded set of public APIs.

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chuq Member Join Date: Feb 2009 Posts: 21 Likes Received: 0 Thanks: 0 Thanked 159 Times in 14 Posts	We have gotten a lot of feedback about NaNPlayer which is great. We love that people are excited about the application, and that developers are able to be creative on the webOS platform. We reached out to JC (the developer) and discussed our reasons for not accepting the application at this time, but we also wanted to be open with you about this. NaNPlayer is using APIs that are currently private because they will change significantly in a future release. Although we aren't able to support the functionality that JC needs right now, we are listening to the community to help prioritize which APIs and features we put into webOS. Chuq Von Rospach Palm Developer Community Manager While we can’t accept NaNPlayer into the App Catalog right now, we are not rejecting it, and we are happy for it to continue life as a homebrew application until we get to the point where we can release public, supportable APIs for the functionality that it requires. Thanks for your passion, and we can't wait to enable even more fantastic creative applications via an expanded set of public APIs.
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