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There isn’t a Mac emulator, when you run in the simulator on x86 based Macs, it compiled the code to x86 and links against native libraries. Of course it does

• realusername 4y ago
  > There isn’t a Mac emulator, when you run in the simulator on x86 based Macs, it compiled the code to x86 and links against native libraries. I don't know how it works, is that the reason it's so slow? > If you’re not testing on a wide variety of devices for Android or OS’s, how complex is this app? around 30k lines of code I'd say, I only had minor problems due to screen sizes but that's pretty much the same everywhere.
  • scarface74 4y ago
    Why do I have a feeling that you aren’t that experienced with iOS or mobile? You are running into problems that most iOS developers don’t run into and you’re not having to experience supporting a fragmented Android ecosystem that most developers have to go through with complicated apps
    • realusername 4y ago
      I've also used iOS for about a year and it was hands down the worst mobile experience I ever had. I don't criticize here though, it's a matter of personal taste unlike the dev experience. > You are running into problems that most iOS developers don’t run into Those problems are real and you have tons of threads online. The thing is, the iOS dev stack looks brittle, you're likely to have the different problems as somebody else and there's no way to debug it anyways.