I am currently trying to get the Sphero AR SDK running. I tried it with a various combination of different Xcodes and Unitys and it keeps crashing at the splash screen. So my guess would be that the frameworks are outdated for the newer IOS versions (8.0+).
Is anyone able to run it or does a workaround exists to get it run? Or did anyone tried to combine the Sphere with another AR framework?
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Myself and a team are starting a potential startup and one of the things we want to do is a mobile app. We have already identified the target audience to mainly be iPhone users. But here in the US there's still plenty of Android user so we've been considering using a cross platform framework like Flutter. I've seen a lot of praise that Flutter is easy to use and can help us deliver an MVP faster. My ideal situation is to start developing with Flutter and when the app is successful migrate it to a native iOS app using Swift. But is that possible at all? Or if we decide to go native when we already have a flutter app, do we need to start from scratch?
Developing a Flutter app is completely different from developing an Android or iOS app. It has different language, has it's own architechture with it's own packages/dependencies/plugins.
You cannot convert from one of them to the other.
Is it possible to code an iOS app with React Native in Xcode? I like the xcode UI better than vscode for mobile so I was wondering if there's a possibility, not talking about simulating cause that's all what I was getting when searching this on Google I'm talking about actually coding React Native in Xcode IDE. Thanks
I have been working with ARKit 3 (the beta with Xcode beta as well). I understand that the ARKit framework is meant to be used on iOS devices, but what I'm wondering is if I can instantiate any of these classes in a macOS project?
I've archived an ARWorldMap object (from ARKit) on an iOS device and have downloaded the app bundle to inspect it on my MacBook.
I am trying to use NSKeyedUnarchiver to unarchive the data that was archived by NSKeyedArchiver and when I try to import ARKit in the MacBook project, I get the error below.
I understand that certain features shouldn't be expected to work outside of iOS devices, but can I not use the classes that hold specific data when I develop in Xcode for programs targeting a MacBook?
Any help would be appreciated.
Here is the error:
"No such module 'ARKit' "
Unfortunately, the ARKit API is only available on iOS 11 and above. At the time of this post. The API relies on hardware features only available on an iPad or iPhone.
You can see Apple's API support in their documentation. See SDK on the right side of their doc. Here's a link to Apple's ARKit API.
I'm looking to develop an iPad game in Unity. I'm wondering if theres a way to test the app without using an iPad. I'm aware of a few different iOS simulators, most prominently iPadian, but whenever I search for any web references on using it to test games I develop I usually just get a guide telling me how to use the app store. Is there anyone who can shed some light on how this can be done, or whether its possible or not?
So, first things first. I'm looking to implement Authorize.Net iOS SDK on my existing project to receive payments for some physical things I am selling (yes, this is allowed for AppStore apps).
What happens is that the SDK seems to be very old since, first of all, it doesn't support ARC.
Now, this steps: http://developer.authorize.net/integration/fifteenminutes/ios/ are not working for me and trying to find a working project I found this nice implementation https://github.com/sibahota059/AuthorizeNetPaymentTest/tree/master but in order to get it running, you need to turn off ARC, which of course I can't do since my project relies on ARC.
Is there a way to turn off ARC just for SDK only? If so, how can I do it? Is it dangerous?
A new iOS SDK from Authorize.Net is available on GitHub: https://github.com/AuthorizeNet/sdk-mpos-ios.