Confirmation of options for testing on iOS while developing on Windows/Android
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Dan
Mar 21, 2015, 9:01:23 AM3/21/15
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I'm currently doing development on Windows using Eclipse. I will send Android builds and put them on my various Android devices to test/view.
I do not own an Apple product, but would like to test on one. I could always borrow a device from a family member, but I would still be missing OS X.
If I understand correctly, even if I had OS X and an Apple device (ie. iPhone, iPad), I would still need to pay for the privilege (to the tune of around $100/year) to put my app on the device.
Also, if I were to pay for a Basic Account, this would give me access to Native Sources. Would this mean that I could bring the iOS source onto XCode and run them there? I say this not having an idea what benefits this would bring, other than potentially sending the source to a colleague who is setup for iOS development.
What other options are there?
I do not own an Apple product, but would like to test on one. I could always borrow a device from a family member, but I would still be missing OS X.
If I understand correctly, even if I had OS X and an Apple device (ie. iPhone, iPad), I would still need to pay for the privilege (to the tune of around $100/year) to put my app on the device.
Also, if I were to pay for a Basic Account, this would give me access to Native Sources. Would this mean that I could bring the iOS source onto XCode and run them there? I say this not having an idea what benefits this would bring, other than potentially sending the source to a colleague who is setup for iOS development.
What other options are there?
Shai Almog
Mar 21, 2015, 11:31:03 AM3/21/15
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Yes to all.
There is no benefit for include source if you don't have a mac.
There is no benefit for include source if you don't have a mac.
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