I need to begin evelopment for iOS, can I use iPad Pro for that? Does it support xcode and Swift?
If not, how can I create a web app that runs on iOS and is developed on a PC?
The budget is rather tight and Mac is ecxpensive.
Thanks.
You cannot develop an iOS app on an iPad. You need a Mac.
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I am developing an application by using React-Native. My operating system is Windows 10. I want the application to be competible with both iOS and Android. I am using Expo for the development. In expo,
There are above choices, since I don't have an iOS simulator, the second choice gives an error. How can I install an iOS simulator to my computer?
As of now, you can not create a simulator inside windows but there are many browser-based iOS stimulations available you can use them.
one of them is Appetize.io here It is free for use but you have to upload your app manually. There are many other options available. read here.
I really dont get it. I see I can develop Iphone Apps with
xcode (objective-c / swing)
xamarin
phonegap
titanium appcelerator
....
But do I need a Mac even with phonegap etc. or is it possible to develop on windows with those Frameworks?
You can completely develop iOS in Mac using Xamarin with the help of Xamarin Live Player.
You can debug,develop and deploy without any help of mac but to sign and release the app you will still need a Apple system
You need an actual iOS device to fully develop and test all of the app's device features before submitting to the App Store. More here.
I'm a bit confused about this issue.....here goes:
I have an iPhone running iOS 8.4.
I have developed a paid app using Xcode 6.0 with support till iOS 8.0.
So what I want to know is, if I download this app (w/o paying!) on my iPhone, will it run?
Regards,
OM
I have developed a new iOS application (it supports iOS6 and older versions). It has been tested in iPhone4 and iPhone5, both work perfectly.
When uploading the application to the AppStore, Apple is asking me to provide screenshots for iPad. The problem is that I haven't tested the application in iPad as I don't want it to be used there. Is it possible to specify somewhere that the application is not iPad supported? Will I still have to provide the iPad screenshots when uploading the application?
Thank you,
skull
In Xcode you can specify which devices your application will work with before submitting it to the store.
In the project build window you can specify what platform it works on in the device family field.
If set to iphone it will not publish to ipad
I'm porting my AIR app to iOS. There're numerous articles/tutorials on how to pack an AIR app. Still I can't catch do I need an iPad to debug my app?
You will need an iPad to be able to debug on-device.
However, you should be able to debug your app via the ADL iOS emulator as well.
I must say that care should be taken with this debugging method though.
The iOS emulator does not work very well since there are some features that work on the emulator but not on-device. There is already a feature request in the Adobe jira for this.
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