iOS app development on windows 10 64-bit [closed] - ios

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I need to build a very simple app for iOS phone but after searching the IDEs for iOS phone development i found that one way to do we will need to install VMWare with OSX image.
Now I am not sure it could be the ultimate solution and i hope there could be some other way to develop apps for iOS with.
Please suggest me some lightweight IDE that could be able to run over windows OS...
Thanks

Don't use VMWare to develop iOS application.
Install Hackintosh
or
In windows, you can use Xamarin or VisualStudio

If you have core2Duo Processor you can install iAtkos.
http://iatkos.me/

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