Our open-source work is now backed by @amazon! 🚀
I’m excited to share — Amazon is now sponsoring OpenIAP, joining @Meta in supporting react-native-iap, expo-iap, and the broader open IAP stack.
This means a lot after years of building IAP across App Store, Play, and now Amazon
Maybe it's just me, but work asks for more focus each year and dating loses the hours.
So I built what I kept imagining: an agent that dates for me and tells me how it went.
Not sure it's needed. Sharing anyway:
merry-bass-190.convex.site/watch@convex@OpenAI@firecrawl@agentmail
I went looking for community resources about the OpenIAP ecosystem —
and honestly, I was moved by how much is out there.
33 articles, videos, and posts in English, some going back to 2019.
Developers teaching each other react-native-iap, expo-iap,
flutter_inapp_purchase —
Building in-app purchases shouldn’t require digging through years of scattered posts.
So we mapped the OpenIAP ecosystem.
The new Community Resources hub brings together 35+ guides, videos, docs, and real apps across React Native, Expo, Flutter, and more. 🧵
Apparently, after OpenIAP added godot-iap support, Godot overtook Unity and became the #1 game engine. 📈
Coincidence? I think not. 😎
#Godot#OpenIAP#GameDev
