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iPad SDK (iPhone OS 3.2 beta) available for download

• mrduncan 17y ago
  It doesn't look like it's actually available yet. The developer page (http://developer.apple.com/iphone/ http://developer.apple.com/iphone/) where the "Get Started" link takes you is still showing everything for the 3.1 SDK.
  • DenisM 17y ago
    I'm downloading it for about an hour now.
    • quantize 17y ago
      just downloaded it, you need snow leopard :(. looks like i'll be making a trip to the store
      • blasdel 17y ago
        Unless you have a PPC Mac, you could just download the Snow Leopard dmg without leaving the house :)
      • DenisM 17y ago
        I saw it coming and upgraded ahead of time. :-)
• phren0logy 17y ago
  Oh oh, I think the NDA is back in effect. Which is still dumb.
• secret 17y ago
  Is there any way to develop for the iphone/ipad without a Mac?
  • crs 17y ago
    If you want to write a native objective-c cocoa touch app, you need a mac. However Novell and Adobe have alternative solutions: here is info on mono/iphone dev: http://arstechnica.com/open-source/news/2009/01/open-source-mono-framework-brings-c-to-iphone-and-wii.ars http://arstechnica.com/open-source/news/2009/01/open-source-... here is info on flash/iphone dev: http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/flashcs5/appsfor_iphone/ http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/flashcs5/appsfor_iphone/
  • DenisM 17y ago
    You could create a hackintosh, or install mac-osx in a VM. None of these are officially endorsed solutions and I have no idea how stable these hacks are.
• frankus 17y ago
  Does the dmg include ipsw files? Or are we looking at developing for the Simulator only for a few weeks/months?
  • frankus 17y ago
    Nope, oddly enough it looks like iPhone OS 3.2 (in its current incarnation) is not for iPhones.