Posts tagged ‘iPhone’
Testing iOS Apps on Hardware Devices
Deploying Apps directly to devices
One of the trickier parts of doing iOS development is registering your device (iPad, iPho
ne, or iPod) with Apple so that you can test an app on that device. This process is called creating a provisioning profile. You can follow either the Apple guide or the Xamarin guide for doing this, but I’m writing my own guide because things didn’t go very smoothly for me while following either of theirs. (Although the Xamarin guide was easier to understand.)
I’m doing iOS development using Xamarin Studio, but the process for creating a provisioning profile is essentially the same if you are doing development with Xcode.
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Learn to Write iOS Apps!
Next term, Spring 2018, at Lane Community College, I will be teaching a course in iPad and iPhone app development, CS235IM. This is a beginning course in writing apps for iPhones and iPads. We will be using the Xamarin platform to write native apps using C#. This course is offered for college credit (4 credits) and will be offered both on-campus and online. Online students can participate from anywhere in the world and at any time of the day (or night)! (more…)
