Re:iOS Development Tips If You're Just starting Out
by eliperkins on Thursday January 17, 2013 @11:16AM
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Well this is a bit of a sweeping statement.
I don't think you ALWAYS have to run on your device. Emulators are much faster at launching and getting to it. I use the emulator for a majority of quick fixes, layout changes, API debugging, etc. I move over to the device when things are nearing a point where I need to test real-world things.
Using the emulator is fine, just be sure to test on the device before you deploy.
I don't think you ALWAYS have to run on your device. Emulators are much faster at launching and getting to it. I use the emulator for a majority of quick fixes, layout changes, API debugging, etc. I move over to the device when things are nearing a point where I need to test real-world things.
Using the emulator is fine, just be sure to test on the device before you deploy.