The Loop reports Autodesk also had to ship a different version of Sketchbook Pro in order to be approved by Apple:įor example, Mac App Store apps aren’t supposed to use private APIs, can’t incorporate their own end user licensing agreements, and can’t employ separate copy protection. That’s quite an achievement, I would say.
Autodesk (makers of AutoCAD) announced in a private event in San Francisco that the Mac App Store version of Sketchbook Pro, a painting and drawing application, has sold twice as many copies as the regular version did in the entire year. The most notable one comes from Pixelmator, which grossed $1 million in less than 20 days into the new store we have covered other experiences from developers in our Mac App Store hub. The Mac App Store isn’t even one month old and we have already heard several stories of success from Mac developers.
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