Basically, to create and develop an iOS or Mac app you need a Mac and Apple’s developing environment called Xcode (free on the Mac App Store). In order to upload your App to the App Store and make it available to the public you need to have a valid iOS Developers Program license available here … Read more
All this information is available on Apple’s developer site http://developer.apple.com/ But in a nutshell, you need a Mac running an Intel processor and OS X 10.9 or later. Any Mac Mini a few years old should be able to do this.. 2 solved If I start today, what hardware need to develop for iOS [closed]
Do not provide buttons or options for exiting from your application. If you do so apple will reject your application. Also if you call exit(0) from your application at certain point, apple will take it as a crash. So never do it, your app will be rejected. 1 solved iOS is exit(0) Reject [closed]
The solution provided by WebGuy is perfect. There is also an alternative with Branch. If you do not have a website, Branch offers a customizable Branch hosted page called Deepviews. With Deepviews you can provide your users with an opportunity to enter their mobile number so that they can text themselves Branch links to download … Read more
I have seen many developers publish a “Lite” version of the app for free with limited features, and a full featured version of the app that costs $$. I think there is plenty of precedent for this approach that you shouldn’t get any push back from Apple. But I have heard they can be somewhat … Read more