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The macs are unfortunately still a sideshow compared to iOS devices (written on an iPad now).

• faitswulff 6y ago
  All related - iOS has never run on Intel.
  • ant6n 6y ago
    In the emulator, err, simulator it does, doesn’t it?
    • qeternity 6y ago
      Only because the dev hardware ran x86. Now with M1, you won’t need to.
      • vmladenov 6y ago
        In theory, iOS can run in a chroot on the M1 Macs, right?
        • saagarjha 6y ago
          Maybe. It’s complicated.
        • mr_toad 6y ago
          chroot only virtualises the file system.
    • philistine 6y ago
      What's most important is not how the apps are developed, but what the hardware runs on.
  • busymom0 6y ago
    iOS apps do run on Intel using catalyst. I recently ported over my hacker news client from iOS to MacOS and it works well on catalyst with small changes to handle right click and toolbar color etc. I was legit pleased to see how easy it was to get it working.