I'd like to run an iPad App from the Apple Store on Windows 10, someone suggested that Smartface would do it, can anyone confirm?
I have already tried www.xpadian.com, but it doesn't appear to work, and a premium version that supposedly could, does not seem to be available.
Smartface finally replied to me, and confirm:
Unfortunately, it is not possible to run AppStore apps on Smartface
because Smartface App Studio is not a simulator. Smartface is a
cross-platform mobile application development software. But you can
make your application with Smartface and run them on our Emulator.
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I have developed an app with Flutter in Windows 10 and I have my iPhone 6S. I have tried to install it through iTunes, but I can't. How can I install the app on my iPhone?
You cannot create an iOS App without a macOS machine. That is not a limitation of Flutter, but rather a problem all app developers face. No matter what technology or toolkit you use, you can only create the app on an Apple device.
Some have made a business out of that and offer you an Apple device as a service or for rent, some developers just buy the cheapest used Mac they can get away with. But you need a Mac. Sorry.
The guide on how to deploy your app when you have a Mac can be found here.
With the advent of iPhone and iPad apps on Apple silicon Macs, I am wondering how I can distribute beta builds of our app to test on the new hardware without making it accessible to the public.
We have disabled public downloads of our app since we are not sure if they will run up to our standards.
iOS Apps on Mac Availability All of your compatible iOS apps will
automatically be made available on the Mac, or you can select
individual apps below. If you click "Don't Make Available," none of
your existing apps will be made available on Mac.
Is there a way to enable this feature on TestFlight or maybe through a third party service such as AppCenter?
Thanks any helps would be greatly appreciated!
There's an option to enable Test iPhone and iPad Apps on Apple Silicon Macs in TestFlight, you can find this option within testing groups.
You can directly test it on a Silicon-based mac machine with the latest Xcode. You need to choose Mac(Designed for iPad) option there.
After proper testing, you also need to verify your application for MAC OS, otherwise "Not Verified for MAC OS" text will be visible under the application name.
In the above image, you can compare the difference.
If you want to verify your application for macOS.
1-Choose your application on https://appstoreconnect.apple.com/.
2-Choose "Pricing and Availability" under the "General" tab.
3-Click "Verify Compatibility" under "iPhone and iPad Apps on Apple Silicon Macs".
4-Press Verify Button.
Your application will be verified and "Not Verified for MAC OS" text will be removed.
If you require additional information, please, let me know.
Thanks
Theoretical Answer
Since I am unable to test on actual hardware for now, I have an idea that maybe someone on here can test. Considering that Silicon based computers should be able to run any iPhone or iPad application, the could someone confirm if this works:
Download TestFlight on Silicon based Mac
Install development application on Silicon based Mac
This is just a theory and I will remove / edit this post when I or someone else finds the correct approach. If you are lucky enough to have a Silicon based Mac and a developer account it would be greatly appreciated if you could test this out, many thanks!
I am developing a hybrid app using Cordova. I successfully tested and installed it on android. However I can not install it on iOS nor on Windows Phone. I am using Intel XDK to compile the application codes to a package. At the moment I want to verify that these hybrid apps work good enough before buying developer license for iOS and Windows Phone.
Is there any way to get the developer certificate(for iOS and anything else necessary) to successfully compile the app and create an app package?
Is it possible to install the app (packaged in the above question) without a Mac computer on iPhone?
How can I install the app on windows phone from windows 7 OS, if it is possible?
Thanks for your answers.
If you are using the Intel XDK, you can install App Preview on an iPhone, Android or Windows Phone device. This will let you test your app without an account.
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/intel-app-preview/id725023841?mt=8
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.intel.html5tools.apppreview&hl=en
http://www.windowsphone.com/en-us/store/app/intel-app-preview/5632e397-0a7c-4d34-b857-c2b7b8b046fa
I just started developing for the iPhone with Xamarin free. I have the free edition and I don't have an Apple Development license.
Is it possible to jailbreak my iPhone 5s and deploy on the jailbroken iPhone? I read somewhere that it will be difficult because of Cydia.
And can I deploy with the free edition?
Tnx!
I do Xamarin development (with the business license but that doesn't matter) on my jailbroken iPhone 5s on iOS 7.0.6 with no problems.
However, if you are asking if you can develop jailbreak tweaks with the xamarin tools, that is a different thing. I want to know that exact thing so I asked a question here but didn't really find a good solution. You would have to compile it to a library (not an application) that your tweak would reference. Your other problem is that you would probably want to use a private API that Xamarin doesn't expose/wrap.
Xamarin, now, allows you to deploy to device with the Starter edition as long as the app is below a certain size.
Lastly, this is probably the biggest killer for you, you can't deploy to your device without being in the apple developer program. You need to have certificates to sign your builds and make publishing profiles to allow your phone to run ad-hoc/debug builds which can only be made through apple's dev site. This is also where you can register your device(s) as a testing device.
I am trying use IOS Simulator/Emulator or iOS SDK in windows PC for Mobile application Test.Is it possible to install IOS Simulator/Emulator or iOS SDK in windows PC
No you cannot do this legally but you can test your app on any platform by uploading your app on app.io and just run it anywhere.
NO, You need Apple Device (iMac, Macbook, Mac Mini) to develop iOS Applications and iPhone/iPad for Testing on devices. Apple provides Xcode it's Integrated Development Environment Tool only for the MAC. Please use Apple Devices, register for Developer program and use their resources. click on https://developer.apple.com for all the info.
Have you heard about the virtual box..?, It may fulfill your need. It will run the windows macintosh (hackintosh) on it. You can develop apps there and see your apps on simulator too. The main task is to download a working macintosh set up in a virtual box. You can get many tutorials for it on google. If you need any help, please revert to me, Thanks :)