I want to create a mobile application for iPhone in Objective-C. The app should be equipped with a graphical user interface. The problem is that I don't have a Mac computer so I have no access to the Xcode environment. Is there any possibility to build my project with an online service (for example on a virtual server, remote control etc.) or can I use tools completely under Windows?
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1Also you should change your question from compile to develop in. Compile is a whole different thing from what you are asking – William Falcon May 06 '13 at 13:44
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VirtualMacOSX.com have an offer for xCode development, from (as of now) $10 a month. I am sure others have too.
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While this is interesting you are only allowed three hours development time at the lowest tier – William Falcon May 06 '13 at 13:50
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@waf, yes. But 3 hours a day may not be so bad, the price is very low. You could to a lot of preparation and testing locally too, before hitting xCode on the remote Mac. – Prof. Falken May 06 '13 at 14:27
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Although not optimal you can run mac osx on vmware (on your windows machine), then install xcode on that. I did this for a while until I decided to bite the bullet and I bought a mac
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3Please note that you can't run Mac OS on a PC without violating the license. – Nikolai Ruhe May 06 '13 at 13:48
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Unfortunately there is no good way to do it, anyway you will need access to Mac computer (remote or physical, no difference).
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