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As part of Apple’s efforts to make the ins-and-outs of the App Store more clear to everyone, Apple has just Introduced the App Store Resource Center. Apple states this new site is “a single destination where you can find everything from how to prepare for submitting your app to managing your app once it been posted to the App Store.”

Basically, this new site offers an easy way for developers to read over and learn the many different policies and details about the App Store. It covers app submission, the App Store approval process and managing your app details, among other things There’s really not much new, but you maybe able to find stuff easier now instead of looking through large PDF App Store guides.

If you’re one of those developers who feels lost around iTunes Connect, you’ll probably want to look over the guides in this new site. Anyways, if you’re a registered iPhone developer, check out this new site, you just might learn something, maybe.

TUAWApple introduces the App Store Resource Center originally appeared on The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) on Sat, 19 Sep 2009 10:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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