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Re:High Sierra's Disk Utility does not recognize unformatted... by AlexeyBrin on Tuesday October 03, 2017 @09:23AM (#15392187)
> Download the SDK and tools, fire up hello world, throw it on your phone and it works.

This is exactly how it is done on iOS too from iOS 7/8. You don't need a Developer Account anymore to put your own apps on your own phone. You need a Dev. Account only if you want to push the app on App Store.

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Re:High Sierra's Disk Utility does not recognize unformatted... by stcredzero on Tuesday October 03, 2017 @11:09AM (#15392916)
Do you need an Apple machine to do it on?
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Re:High Sierra's Disk Utility does not recognize unformatted... by AlexeyBrin on Wednesday October 04, 2017 @02:08PM (#15402722)
For typical iOS development using Swift/Objective-C yes, you will need an Apple machine. Some people are using VMs instead but the experience is (usually) terrible. There are also cloud services where you can rent a macOS VPS, I never tried this approach.
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