W wl Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 17, 2014 #1 Hi, I would be interested in looking into iOS development. What would the minimum Apple hardward I would need ? - an iOS VM or a Mac Mini ? - an emulator WITHOUT an Apple Dev Account: just for testing / development Is this correct ? Tx
Hi, I would be interested in looking into iOS development. What would the minimum Apple hardward I would need ? - an iOS VM or a Mac Mini ? - an emulator WITHOUT an Apple Dev Account: just for testing / development Is this correct ? Tx
LucaMs Expert Licensed User Longtime User Oct 24, 2014 #21 migrec said: You're right, and I wanted to make iOS apps only for learning actually so I'll wait a while then.. Click to expand... Yes, I understand. Me too. Upvote 0
migrec said: You're right, and I wanted to make iOS apps only for learning actually so I'll wait a while then.. Click to expand... Yes, I understand. Me too.
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 24, 2014 #22 Osi said: Yes, but don't buy those horrible "new" mac minis, they benchmark MUCH MUCH less than the previous (2012) models, including worse internals. Refurb is the way to go, especially for a quad core. Click to expand... The new Mac mini will be more than powerful enough to act as a remote compiler. Upvote 0
Osi said: Yes, but don't buy those horrible "new" mac minis, they benchmark MUCH MUCH less than the previous (2012) models, including worse internals. Refurb is the way to go, especially for a quad core. Click to expand... The new Mac mini will be more than powerful enough to act as a remote compiler.
avalle Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 24, 2014 #23 Erel, a question for you that I don't think I've seen in other threads. As a Mac is still required to develop with B4i, have you considered to port the B4i IDE to run natively on a Mac? It looks redundant to me to need 2 computers running to develop on a third device... Upvote 0
Erel, a question for you that I don't think I've seen in other threads. As a Mac is still required to develop with B4i, have you considered to port the B4i IDE to run natively on a Mac? It looks redundant to me to need 2 computers running to develop on a third device...
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 24, 2014 #24 Customers without a Mac will be able to compile with the hosted Mac cloud instead. It will not be a free service, however the price of this service will be relatively low. There might be a native Mac IDE in the future. Upvote 0
Customers without a Mac will be able to compile with the hosted Mac cloud instead. It will not be a free service, however the price of this service will be relatively low. There might be a native Mac IDE in the future.
S Sytek Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 24, 2014 #26 Erel said: Customers without a Mac will be able to compile with the hosted Mac cloud instead. It will not be a free service, however the price of this service will be relatively low. There might be a native Mac IDE in the future. Click to expand... This is Great!!!! Thank's. Best Regards! Upvote 0
Erel said: Customers without a Mac will be able to compile with the hosted Mac cloud instead. It will not be a free service, however the price of this service will be relatively low. There might be a native Mac IDE in the future. Click to expand... This is Great!!!! Thank's. Best Regards!
tuhatinhvn Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 25, 2014 #27 ANy one need a video to make app with b4i? Upvote 0
W WilliamChoo Member Licensed User Longtime User Nov 13, 2014 #28 Any different if I'm using Enterprise Account instead of Developer Account to develop B4i? The App will become Enterprise version right? Upvote 0
Any different if I'm using Enterprise Account instead of Developer Account to develop B4i? The App will become Enterprise version right?
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Nov 13, 2014 #29 You can use an enterprise account. It will allow you to distribute your applications to many devices. Upvote 0
You can use an enterprise account. It will allow you to distribute your applications to many devices.