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IOS27 — iOS 27 and iPadOS 27 ship on September 14, three days out. The ground always shifts under app builders in the days right after a releaseWAIT — Standard Rork waits on Expo and React Native to catch up. Rork Max can follow as soon as Xcode and the SDK are ready. Different kinds of waitingFOLD — The folding iPhone Duo starts at $1,999. A new screen shape is the first place a generated layout tends to come apartSTACK — Standard Rork emits React Native through Expo; Rork Max emits native Swift. A great many write-ups still conflate the twoPRICE — Standard tiers run Free, Junior at $25, Middle at $50 and Senior at $100. Rork Max spans $200 to $1,800 a month depending on tierSOURCE — Funding figures differ across secondary coverage right now. If you cannot verify a number at the source, leave it outIOS27 — iOS 27 and iPadOS 27 ship on September 14, three days out. The ground always shifts under app builders in the days right after a releaseWAIT — Standard Rork waits on Expo and React Native to catch up. Rork Max can follow as soon as Xcode and the SDK are ready. Different kinds of waitingFOLD — The folding iPhone Duo starts at $1,999. A new screen shape is the first place a generated layout tends to come apartSTACK — Standard Rork emits React Native through Expo; Rork Max emits native Swift. A great many write-ups still conflate the twoPRICE — Standard tiers run Free, Junior at $25, Middle at $50 and Senior at $100. Rork Max spans $200 to $1,800 a month depending on tierSOURCE — Funding figures differ across secondary coverage right now. If you cannot verify a number at the source, leave it out
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Expanding AdMob bidding demand without adding SDKs — what applying to 11 server-side partners taught me about 'enabled ≠ serving'

A working log of actually adding SDK-free, server-side bidding partners to AdMob's bidding sources: the difference between doc-type and form-type sign-up flows, how reCAPTCHA behaves, and the trap that 'partnership enabled' does not mean 'eligible to serve', told from a solo developer's point of view.