iordanis lazoudis Member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 28, 2017 #1 i was looking into b4i and ia own a pc and a mac. I was wondering if i could develop an iphone app without an apple device besides a macbook. Also if b4i would be suitable for a standalone business app with an sql lite and later on for an iphone app that talks to a remote database. From the looks of the questions and answers in the forum i assume it would be suitable but i would like to know if anyone developed such solutions. I used to be a vb programmer years ago, and the learning curve of C# or xcode + X language is a little steep for me. Thank you.
i was looking into b4i and ia own a pc and a mac. I was wondering if i could develop an iphone app without an apple device besides a macbook. Also if b4i would be suitable for a standalone business app with an sql lite and later on for an iphone app that talks to a remote database. From the looks of the questions and answers in the forum i assume it would be suitable but i would like to know if anyone developed such solutions. I used to be a vb programmer years ago, and the learning curve of C# or xcode + X language is a little steep for me. Thank you.
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 29, 2017 #2 See the requirements section: https://www.b4x.com/b4i.html iordanis lazoudis said: I was wondering if i could develop an iphone app without an apple device besides a macbook. Click to expand... Yes. You can use the iOS simulator with a local Mac. iordanis lazoudis said: Also if b4i would be suitable for a standalone business app with an sql lite and later on for an iphone app that talks to a remote database. Click to expand... Yes. Both are supported. There are many ways to connect to a remote database. RDC (jRDC2) is the most recommended method. Upvote 0
See the requirements section: https://www.b4x.com/b4i.html iordanis lazoudis said: I was wondering if i could develop an iphone app without an apple device besides a macbook. Click to expand... Yes. You can use the iOS simulator with a local Mac. iordanis lazoudis said: Also if b4i would be suitable for a standalone business app with an sql lite and later on for an iphone app that talks to a remote database. Click to expand... Yes. Both are supported. There are many ways to connect to a remote database. RDC (jRDC2) is the most recommended method.
Computersmith64 Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 30, 2017 #3 There are limitations when testing using a simulator: https://developer.apple.com/library...theiOSSimulator/TestingontheiOSSimulator.html - Colin. Upvote 0
There are limitations when testing using a simulator: https://developer.apple.com/library...theiOSSimulator/TestingontheiOSSimulator.html - Colin.
