Developing iOS applications on Windows 7

@lukehicks, so did you upload your app to itunes from mac OS VM? Did it work?

Thanks for your time.

Angel

One more year later i decided my next machine will be a Mac.

Thanks Mani and Lukehicks for this eyeopening converation.

Kind regards,

Mark Linnemann

He could use virtualization to create his app and move it over to a real Mac when he is ready to publish it.

Running OS X under virtualization is a viloation of the EULA. That is not an option.

The solution is to stop trying to get around the Mac requirement and just get a real Mac.

I'm also Persian and Live in Canada, I started learning programming when I was 11, now I'm twelve. I've mastered VB and almost complete Java. But right now my focus is to start programming for iOS, but I have the same problem, I don't have a Mac, so ive been reading Xcode and iOS 7 books and have almost learned that too 🙂.

Also, my dad knows you, When i showed him your name he knew that you own HashtBehest, cool !

So right now, im just renting a virtual mac on the internet 🙂 (www.macincloud.com)

Dear Arman,

I don't want to write alot here, as I have written about this before. But I strongly recommend you to buy a Mac, may be an iMac or a MacBook Pro if you want it to be portable.

It is nice that you have learned and mastered VB and complete Java at this very low age. You are talented and I am sure you will be a good programmer in the near future.

I just want you to know that If you find yourself mastered in something, you will never get progressed in it anymore. If you are aware that there are always something you don't know and you are interested to learn it, you are always progressing and that is the golden key of success.

It is an honor that your dad knows me, but I am sorry to say that I am not the owner of HashtBehesht...! It is a name similarity.

I am an author and publisher in Iran, experienced in software development. I am also a teacher and have taught many courses around Microsoft software development technologies.

Say hi to your dad and bye.

But I know for sure, for some part of apple.com, it mentions about Microsoft Office, a property of Microsoft, and shows the Microsoft Office 365 for Macs. Apple's not selfish.