Can I use window for iOS developing?

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Hey, I am Maryam new in Coding I'm Thinking to learn IOS Developing can I use Window OS For Developing IOS Application is this Safe way or I need a mac for developing guide me, please.

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I tried on Virtual machine but I need to know what is the best way to do or where I learn best IOS Developing in New York, Wall street.

Posted 8-Mar-21 2:54am

Maryam Zara

Updated 8-Mar-21 3:29am

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2021-03-08T03:29:00

Everything I've seen says that it's been made as difficult as humanly possible to develop and distribute iOS apps without a Mac. However, it is - in theory - possible, though using Windows is probably going to push the limits or "possible" quite a bit: How to develop and distribute iOS apps without Mac with Flutter & Codemagic | Codemagic Blog[^]
It may be simpler is you develop a Xamarin app which works on iOS, Android and Windows - at least you can test the BL / DL sides without any real Apple hardware before you start with the PL.