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Re:An HTML5 app turned native in 10 minutes with PhoneGap Bu... by patatino on Wednesday December 04, 2013 @09:51AM (#6847189)
If you want to install the phonegap app on your ios device for tests and later publish to the app store you still need a mac.
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Re:An HTML5 app turned native in 10 minutes with PhoneGap Bu... by patatino on Wednesday December 04, 2013 @10:00AM (#6847254)
After you added your app on itunesconnect you can upload the binary. You need "application loader" for that. I haven't found another way, but would be very pleased if there is one.
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Re:An HTML5 app turned native in 10 minutes with PhoneGap Bu... by davidjhamp on Wednesday December 04, 2013 @10:03AM (#6847271)
Yup, sorry you are right. I've heard of people using a service like http://www.appstoreuploader.com but I haven't personally.
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Re:An HTML5 app turned native in 10 minutes with PhoneGap Bu... by Sephiroth87 on Wednesday December 04, 2013 @10:05AM (#6847286)
Sure, let's give out your iTunesConnect password, what could go wrong?
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Re:An HTML5 app turned native in 10 minutes with PhoneGap Bu... by dan1234 on Wednesday December 04, 2013 @10:31AM (#6847482)
It still requires a certain degree of trust, but you can setup multiple users within iTunes connect with tuned permissions for exactly these cases.
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Re:An HTML5 app turned native in 10 minutes with PhoneGap Bu... by posabsolute on Wednesday December 04, 2013 @10:32AM (#6847488)
Well, I saw some people creating the certificate with openssl on windows, you should in theory be able to use this for device testing
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