Corona SDK is now free.
I use version 2014.2189, on OSX 10.7.5, I have no desire to upgrade my OS, or the version of Corona SDK.
How can I get a license that does not complain about my version being expired?
If you plan to deploy to Apple through iTunes Connect you’re going to have to upgrade to 64 bit builds, which is build 2543 or later. You will be required to upgrade to at least OS-X Mavericks and whatever version of Xcode was around then for iOS 8 (like 6.1 or so).
Apple has also recently tied iOS builds to a specific version of Xcode. They really want you to stay up to date. If you’re using Enterprise, you might be able to stay with an older version for Enterprise builds (not SDK builds) since Enterprise was 64 bit a few months before SDK was. But still I doubt 2189’s Enterprise version is 64 bit.
2189 is useful for Android builds as long as you don’t need AdMob or IAP.
Rob
If you plan to deploy to Apple through iTunes Connect you’re going to have to upgrade to 64 bit builds, which is build 2543 or later. You will be required to upgrade to at least OS-X Mavericks and whatever version of Xcode was around then for iOS 8 (like 6.1 or so).
Apple has also recently tied iOS builds to a specific version of Xcode. They really want you to stay up to date. If you’re using Enterprise, you might be able to stay with an older version for Enterprise builds (not SDK builds) since Enterprise was 64 bit a few months before SDK was. But still I doubt 2189’s Enterprise version is 64 bit.
2189 is useful for Android builds as long as you don’t need AdMob or IAP.
Rob