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Remember the decision to sell outside the Mac App Store does not prevent you from selling inside the Mac App Store.

They’re just not talked about a lot and thus result in a lot of wasted time fiddling around. That sounds like a compelling argument at first since it removes much of the perceived burden, but you’ll see that the things you learn from this book aren’t complicated at all. You can focus on the features you want, no need to worry about the infrastructure. With the Mac App Store, you only have to provide a working binary, upload it, pass the review, and that’s it. In this book, you’ll learn everything to turn your app into a product that can be sold. How-to’s on the intricacies are few and far between. So I wanted to make sure that absolutely nothing could go wrong. Understandably, people get angry when their credit card is charged and they don’t receive a working product in return. It’s very embarrassing if things go wrong, especially when it comes to other people’s money. I can still remember my high levels of anxiety when I started to implement the parts that make an app purchase-able. It was a lot of extra work I’d rather have skipped for my first commercial product. I know because it took me ages to get confident in the process back in 2013 when I figured things out for my first commercial macOS app, WordCounter. Depending on your experience level, this book might save you days or weeks if you had to start from scratch and research, implement, and test everything on your own. I wrote this book to save you a ton of work. Writing your own app store and licensor is a rite of passage.

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