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I thought you can do a SwiftUI project on an iPad using playgrouds, then send the project to your macbook if you want to release from there. I never tried it th

I thought you can do a SwiftUI project on an iPad using playgrouds, then send the project to your macbook if you want to release from there. I never tried it though.

Jtsummers 2y ago
https://support.apple.com/guide/playgrounds-ipad/share-a-playground-itc65b2d9a15/ipados https://support.apple.com/guide/playgrounds-ipad/share-a-pla... You can actually publish from the iPad now. I think that's been an option for 2 years or so.
- greggman7 2y ago
  Yes of course, Apple doesn't have to follow it's own rules.
  - musicale 2y ago
    Well yes, Apple's internal software development teams aren't bound by Apple's standard external developer license. Though I suppose the EU might eventually insist that external developers gain access to the same APIs that Apple itself can use.
    - ImJamal 2y ago
      > Though I suppose the EU might eventually insist that external developers gain access to the same APIs that Apple itself can use Isn't that one of the issues Microsoft had in their monopoly trial?
      - musicale 2y ago
        yes...