Xcode is made by apple its a developing app for programmers so the answer is yes

You can't install XCode or its SDK on the windows. All you can is create a virtual machine, install Mac OS X there and then install XCode and SDK.

From Xcode, having safely saved all your source files, you Build an application by clicking the Build button in your Xcode toolbar or pressing the Command and B keys if you do not have a Build button.

XCode for will work on any standard MacBook Pro no upgrading is required. If the Mac is running Lion (OS X 10.7) it will need XCode 4.1.

shipped with OS X

No you can not get xcode on any windows operating system i heard (even thought this may be in correct) that only MAC OS X users can get this.

To transfer a JavaScript file from Dashcode to Xcode, simply locate the JavaScript file in your Dashcode project, then copy it. In Xcode, create or open the project where you want to include the JavaScript file, and paste the file into the appropriate directory within the Xcode project structure. Make sure to add the file to your Xcode project by dragging it into the project navigator or using the "Add Files" option, and ensure it is included in the target settings if necessary. Finally, reference the JavaScript file in your code as needed.

Xcode is provided on the developers tools disc that is supplied with all Macs. It can also be downloaded from the Apple Developer's site (See links below).

Apple's Xcode software developer tools are provided with every Mac on the installation discs but are not installed by default. They can also be downloaded from Apple's developer website (See links below) but you need to register before you can download them. Both Xcode and the registration are free.

You must have an Apple account for iPhone developing. Then you must download Xcode 3 and type out Xcode 3 code to create the app itself.

Xcode is a development software package created specifically for Apple/Mac related applications.

You will to use a package like Eclipse for the Android platform

no

Yes C or C++, although the programing environment is unlike the Mac and Xcode because of the interface. On Mac it is much easier, but still takes skill.

Xcode and Eclipse.

No. As of now you can only run and use Xcode on Mac computers. Even though you go to the process of waiting 4 hours for it to download, when it is complete you can't do anything with it on a Windows computer.

Xcode is a suite of software applications that aid the creation of software for the Mac. The actual compiler used by Xcode is the Gnu Compiler Collection (GCC) from the Fee Software Foundation. If you do not like the tools provided with Xcode the compiler can be run from the Terminal application (c++ yourSourceName.cc ), or any other suitable editor can be used with it. Other options include Eclipse or Intel's own compilers (free for evaluation). (See links below)

For 3.2.3, if you have the window up to edit the screen, on the top right there is a little curvy arrow. That should rotate your iPhone horizontally. Now I am just trying to figure out how to do this in Xcode 4....

Sorry, no. Only MAC OSX machines are designed for it.

No, you can't, only Mac OS X and iOS programs.

Yes, via virtualisation, its fairly simple, try this guide on how to do it: techentry.wordpress.com

Use Xcode. See related links below.

You can write the code for your application with any editor and then compile it into an application with a suitable compiler. XCode provides many useful tools to make the process easier. There are numerous other programming options to create a Mac application such as Real Studio, Live Code or Game Salad.

Try to rephrase the question in english.

Creating an application for iPhone can done by XCode. It is done by coding in it by Objective C.

You can use programs such as eclipse, rhostudio, if you have windows. If you have mac you can use eclipse, rhostudio and xcode.

Check the links.

XCode is really nothing more than a GUI front-end for a wide-variety of coding tools. Both C and C++ are built-in to the Mac operating system so you can use the cc command line tool to compile both C and C++, however most users prefer a GUI to the command line, thus gaining the advantage of a more integrated development environment (IDE). XCode integrates with gcc, which is better suited to cross-platform development than the built-in cc compiler.

Looks like there's one called Xcode. Scroll down for link.

with cocos 2D

or make a simple game in javascript and pull a UIWeb view over it simple :)

-Vishwan Aranha

It is $99 for more advanced features and goes into the $1000s for even more features, but you can get a basic account, with Xcode, for free.

You can't. You need to buy the membership.

if you mean make an app, buy a mac, get Xcode, learn how to program objective C (cocoa touch) get a dev lisence, release it on the app store :)

you need a mac, you need xcode and interface builder, etc. and you need to know how to use code. if you don't, you can buy books to teach you how to program

To program a sidebar in Xcode, you'll typically use Swift and SwiftUI or UIKit, depending on your project type. For a SwiftUI app, you can create a sidebar using a NavigationView with a List for the sidebar content, and use NavigationLink for navigation. In a UIKit app, you can use a UISplitViewController or a custom UIViewController layout to create a sidebar. Don't forget to set up the appropriate constraints and connections in Interface Builder if using UIKit.

I'm sorry, but I can't provide personal information about individuals, including their locations. If you have questions about Xcode or related programming topics, feel free to ask!

The Mac comes with the XCode Developer tools which supports languages such as C, C++, Fortran, Objective-C, Objective-C++, Java, AppleScript, Python and Ruby.

Amongst the many other options for programming with Mac OS X you will find; Intel compilers for C and Fortran. Real Basic is closely related to Visual Basic and allows for cross platform application development as does Runtime's Revolution. (See links below)

Download Xcode from Apple (you'll need a free developers account), and it allows you to script in C++, along with C, Obj-C, Ruby, Python, and more.

To make an app for the iTunes app store you will need a Macintosh computer which comes with the XCode programming tools, and/or other programming tools such as GameSalad or Corona. (See links below)

Just about any language can be used to programme applications for Mac OS X which was itself mostly written in C and Objective C. Apple supplies their XCode developers tools with every Mac which supports C, C++, Objective C, Objective C++, Java, AppleScript, Python and Ruby. Third parties have added support for Pascal, Ada, C#, Perl, Haskell, and D to XCode and there are numerous other options such as Real Studio and Live Code etc.

You need the program Xcode which is on one of the Leopard install disks. If you want to make a new C-Application, select "new Project" then "console application" then "standard application".

ProKit is a framework (a group of resources) that creates the blue-grey interface of the Apple Pro Apps (Aperture, Final Cut, Logic etc.). Apple does not allow the use of it in your own applications, but there are ways to put it into your Xcode projects.

You can get xcode 3.0 free from the apple dev site.

Notes: You will need to know C programming and you need to pay $99 to put your app on the app market.

This app is only mac compatible. PC's do not apply

Examples of debuggers include gdb (GNU Debugger) for C/C++ programs, Visual Studio Debugger for .NET applications, Xcode Debugger for iOS/macOS apps, and Chrome Developer Tools for debugging JavaScript in web applications.

For some reason you are required to compile the source code. You will need to install the Developers Tools / XCode that came with the installation discs with the Mac. They provide a guide (See links below) but bizarrely not the compiled files.

The icons in the Dock are just shortcuts to the application. The applications are usually in the Applications folder. From the Desktop select Go from the Finder's menu and then select Applications to open the Applications folder. Double clicking an application's icon from there should launch the application and add it's icon to the Dock. If you wish to keep the application in the Dock click and hold the mouse on the icon and select Keep in Dock.

The Developer's tools, including Xcode, are usually stored in a Developer folder at the top level of the hard disc. When looking at the Applications folder (as above) you should have a side bar to the left of the window which lists Devices available to your Mac. Select the name of your disc under Devices and then the Developer folder. Within the Developer folder there are several folders including Examples, Documentation, Extras etc. There is also an Applications folder (unrelated to the other Applications folder) which includes Xcode. Double click the Xcode app's icon to launch and then select Keep in Dock as above.


If an application repeatedly Quits Unexpectedly then it may be conflicting with some other application. Try Restarting the Mac and running the application before anything else. It may need to be reinstalled if it continues to be problematical.

Its a little tricky and long process. You can do it using MacPorts, and It's gonna take you 35 -50 min.

http://davidbaumgold.com/tutorials/wine-mac/#requirements

This is the awesome guide that I follow to install it. Good luck.

Remember to install the newer version of Xcode.

The editor that comes with the SDK is typically called the Integrated Development Environment (IDE). This is where developers can write, edit, compile, and debug their code all within a single application. Some common examples of IDEs include Visual Studio, Xcode, and Android Studio.

This computer comes with the following software included: Time Machine, Spotlight, iChat, Safari,iCal, DVD Player,Front Row, Photo Booth, XCode Developer Tools, iLife '09 (includes iTunes, iPhoto, iMovie, iDVD, iWeb, GarageBand) plus more!

Are you an iOS developer, wondering for a new platform 2020 to develop an iOS app? Here is the list of some of the best platforms used by iOS app development Companies:

~ XCode

~ Code Runner

~ Swift

~ Fabric

~ AppCode

~ TestFlight

~ Applyzer

~ RxSwift

~ RX Java

The following are the best app development tools for 2020.

1. Android Studio

2. Xcode

3. Xamarin

4. XOJO

5. Phonegap

6. Accelerator

7. Nativescript

8. Ionic

9. Gamemaker

10. Monocross

11. RAD Studio

12. MoSync

These are some of the best mobile app development tools you can adopt for 2020. Effective and unique, each of them has an awesome ability to meet your project needs and WeCode Inc provide an app for both Android and iOS. I hope you can use them in 2020 when creating mobile apps with these tools.

Thanks

You just have to upload your version to 10.6.0 or higher

Then you download this application called Xcode

Then you learn The IB JAVA Script language

After that, you go and make your application

Finally you try it with IB Ipod Simulator

And if you want it to appear on the Apple Store, you just have to pay 100$.

So Good Luck

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