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When do i develop ios app use xcode and build my ios app?


Asked by Kenzie Randolph on Dec 05, 2021 iOS Development Manual



When i develop iOS app use Xcode and build my iOS app, i suddenly meet an error which said failed to create provisioning profile. there are no devices registered in your account on the developer website. plug in and select a device to have xcode register it. This error confused me a lot of time.
In respect to this,
The Xcode IDE includes Swift, a code editor, Interface Builder, a debugger, documentation, version control, tools to publish your app in the App Store, and much more. Xcode contains everything you need to build iOS apps, and it only runs on macOS!
Also, Xcode for Windows: What & Why Xcode is the macOS-only software program, called an IDE, that you use to design, develop and publish iOS apps. The Xcode IDE includes Swift, a code editor, Interface Builder, a debugger, documentation, version control, tools to publish your app in the App Store, and much more.
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If you want to develop apps for iOS, you need the SDK, which is provided with Xcode. Xcode only runs on Mac OS X (yes, Apple is doing that on purpose), so if you are running a windows (or linux, or pretty much any non-Mac OS X) operating system, you have a couple options: 1. Get a mac, by far the easiest, but it can be rather expensive.
Thereof,
If you are running an iOS or watchOS app, Xcode launches it either in Simulator or on a device connected to your Mac. If you are running an OS X app, Xcode launches it directly on your Mac. Xcode displays any errors or warnings it encounters in the issue navigator, available by clicking in the navigator bar.