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Developing for iOS
Débuté par Sarah Tanti, 30 oct. 2014 14:09 - 7 réponses
Posté le 30 octobre 2014 - 14:09
Hi all,

I need to develop an app for iOS 8.
Can anyone please tell me what I need to do before I can start developing and deploying the app?

Thanks
Sarah
Posté le 30 octobre 2014 - 20:54
Sarah,

you need at least :

- a developpers-license from Apple
- a Mac(book) with Xcode on it, to compile the app
- an IOS device (Iphone, Ipad, Ipod)

and of course Windev Mobile <img src="/NG2013_WEB/ui/smiley/1.gif" align=absmiddle border=0 alt=":)">

grtz

Patrick
Posté le 31 octobre 2014 - 09:58
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Patrick Thijs

Sarah,





you need at least :





- a developpers-license from Apple


- a Mac(book) with Xcode on it, to compile the app


- an IOS device (Iphone, Ipad, Ipod)





and of course Windev Mobile <img src="/NG2013_WEB/ui/smiley/1.gif" align=absmiddle border=0 alt=":)">





grtz





Patrick

addional
- intel notebook /pc
- windows 7 /8
Posté le 31 octobre 2014 - 10:02
Thanks so much for your replies Patrick and ccc2!
Will keep it mind.

Sarah
Posté le 31 octobre 2014 - 17:14
Sarah

and do not count too much on the simulator
the only test is your IPAD or IPHONE

:sneg:


Jan
Posté le 01 novembre 2014 - 17:12
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Jan de Bruin

Sarah





and do not count too much on the simulator


the only test is your IPAD or IPHONE





:sneg:








Jan

do you mean , install OS X in virtualbox and jail break IPAD/IPHONE ?
Posté le 01 novembre 2014 - 18:31
No, if you do things properly and have an Apple Developer Account you can test your compiled app on the device itself. The simulator/emulator is just that and not guaranteed to run like the real thing. A Developer Account allows you to run your code without jail breaking your device. I believe you can run up to 100 devices on one account.
Posté le 02 novembre 2014 - 04:35
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John Fligg

No, if you do things properly and have an Apple Developer Account you can test your compiled app on the device itself. The simulator/emulator is just that and not guaranteed to run like the real thing. A Developer Account allows you to run your code without jail breaking your device. I believe you can run up to 100 devices on one account.

but using mac on VM will risk getting developer account revork . if that the case the having jail break iphone/ipad will save you the cost, am i right?