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Dec 22, 2011 6:33 pm
Dec 22, 2011 6:33 pm
Subject: Re: MAXR on iPAD would be awesome!
This would be awesome. One of the first things I searched the AppStore for when I got iPhone / iPad was M.A.X. and I still search every now and then 3 years on!
I published an iOS application this year and I'll be publishing another one in January next year, it's not that difficult. You don't need to have an iPad or iPhone to test as Xcode 4 has both the xcode IDE and iOS SDK with full simulation. The big issue my colleague and I had was that we didn't have a Mac! You can use a VM to do it, but you can't sign the application using it because it's based on the MAC address, so you could do all the dev work on a VM running OSX but would need one genuine piece of Mac hardware to be able to publish the finished application on the AppStore.
I'm iOS all the way, but I suspect that Android is probably the better platform. :-(
This would be awesome. One of the first things I searched the AppStore for when I got iPhone / iPad was M.A.X. and I still search every now and then 3 years on!
I published an iOS application this year and I'll be publishing another one in January next year, it's not that difficult. You don't need to have an iPad or iPhone to test as Xcode 4 has both the xcode IDE and iOS SDK with full simulation. The big issue my colleague and I had was that we didn't have a Mac! You can use a VM to do it, but you can't sign the application using it because it's based on the MAC address, so you could do all the dev work on a VM running OSX but would need one genuine piece of Mac hardware to be able to publish the finished application on the AppStore.
I'm iOS all the way, but I suspect that Android is probably the better platform. :-(
WittZi
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