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How to make free apps on iOS? What skills are required to make them? What programming language is needed?
Yes, Apple requires you upload the app package via a unique mac computer. I had to buy an old ibook just to upload the PF apps.Math10 said:Do I must have a Mac?
To create an Apple Developer account, you will need to go to the Apple Developer website and click on the "Join the Apple Developer Program" button. From there, you will need to follow the instructions to sign up, pay the annual fee, and agree to the terms and conditions. Once your account is created, you will have access to the tools and resources needed to develop and distribute iOS apps.
Yes, to make an iOS app, you will need to have knowledge and experience in coding. Apple's programming language, Swift, is used to develop iOS apps, so it is recommended to have at least a basic understanding of Swift. However, there are also tools and platforms available that allow you to create apps without coding, but these may have limitations in terms of functionality and customization.
The main costs associated with making an iOS app include the annual fee for an Apple Developer account, any development tools or software needed, and potentially hiring a developer or designer for assistance. It is also important to consider any potential costs for marketing and advertising your app.
No, an Apple Developer account is required to create and distribute iOS apps. While there may be some tools and resources available to help you develop an app without a developer account, you will still need to have a valid account in order to publish your app on the App Store.
Yes, there are certain restrictions and guidelines that must be followed when creating free apps on iOS. These include adhering to Apple's App Store Review Guidelines, ensuring your app does not contain any inappropriate or offensive content, and following any necessary copyright and trademark laws. It is important to thoroughly review these guidelines before starting the development process.