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How did he do iOS development on a Chromebook?

• hayksaakian 13y ago
  He might have used one of those cloud services that compiles your code on a Mac mini, but I don't know about him specifically.
• Edd314159 13y ago
  Since it's available simultaneously on Android, I'm assuming it's using one of those write-once build-anywhere mobile frameworks.
• elwell 13y ago
  idk, was it an html5 mobile app?
• alexcroox 13y ago
  Judging by that UI screenshot it's jQuery mobile so he probably used phonegap to wrap it in a native app for both iOS and Android.
  • jonknee 13y ago
    How would he use PhoneGap on a Chromebook? You still need to have X Code to sign an iOS application. I assume his mentor was the one who packaged them up for Android and iOS (especially since it's listed under his name on the iOS App Store).
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    • TRUPPP 13y ago
      You can package the Phonegap App with Phonegap Build, a service running in the cloud for exactly this plattform-problem.
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• untog 13y ago
  Looking at the screenshot it's 100% definitely a jQuery Mobile app, wrapped into native. Which is fine.