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I’d choose to use Xcode on Mac, but you _can_ write apps in Swift Playgrounds on iPad, and even upload them to App Store Connect for publication in the App Stor

by jrmg 3y ago

I’d choose to use Xcode on Mac, but you _can_ write apps in Swift Playgrounds on iPad, and even upload them to App Store Connect for publication in the App Store.

freedomben 3y ago
Isn't that just a thin client though? the actual "machine" is the server and you're just remoting into it? I don't think I'd consider that "developing" on an ipad since without the server it's totally dead in the water. I'd call that developing on a server
- danielagos 3y ago
  No, it’s all done on iPad, you can develop and publish an app without using a computer at all: https://screenrant.com/publish-ios-apps-ipad-swift-playgrounds-4-how/ https://screenrant.com/publish-ios-apps-ipad-swift-playgroun...