Build iOS development environment

1. Preface

Apple development has always been desired by everyone, but because the entry threshold is not low (MAC machines are indeed expensive, and it also needs to make them learn the object C basics), it is so frustrating for everyone, however, due to the good user experience, we are still highly respected. Here I will introduce the Mac environment building process, including (black apple installation and xcode Construction) hope to help beginners! Let's talk less and get started!

2. Establish the environment
2.1 black apple Installation

Note:

In the development environment, xcode must be integrated into the Mac environment without good portability. Therefore, to use xcode, you must develop it in the Mac environment. Of course, if the computer is configured, you can access the Internet to the next integrated virtual machine. If you want to have a slightly lower configuration, you can install a dual-system honestly.

Since this tutorial will not be clear at half past one, I remember that I found a post on the vision forum for the Acer 4750g version. I forgot the specific website, however, the downloaded PDF file is retained. You can download the file for reference. However, different models may vary slightly, but we hope it will help you! As follows:

Http://download.csdn.net/detail/u010013695/5247124 black apple installation tutorial

After installing the black apple system, such:

2.2xcode environment setup

After installing black apple, all we need to do is go to the Apple development website and download xcode so far. What I know is that the latest version is 4.6. :

Https://developer.apple.com/xcode/index.php download the latest xcode, here only provides the Download Method in appstore, download is more convenient, but a little slow.

Because xcode is very powerful and integrates SDK and IB tools, everything is fine with xcode.

3. Conclusion

Next we will be able to make a tour of iOS, and wish you a smooth learning!

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