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NO. The short answer is that you CANNOT install a webserver or database server on iOS.
There are no real development tools on iOS so you cannot develop the app on the iPad.
You can develop on OSX on a full desktop or laptop computer using XCode or a range of other applications and use the iPAD to test the built & deployed app but apart from text editors there are no coding tools designed for iOS itself.
There are no real development tools on iOS so you cannot develop the app on the iPad.
You can develop on OSX on a full desktop or laptop computer using XCode or a range of other applications and use the iPAD to test the built & deployed app but apart from text editors there are no coding tools designed for iOS itself.
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"You can develop on OSX on a full desktop or laptop computer using XCode or a range of other applications and use the iPAD".
Any example on these types of tools ? Can I do the development on Window platform ? Tks
Any example on these types of tools ? Can I do the development on Window platform ? Tks
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It is possible to develop iOS apps on Windows platform but the options are quite limited .. see the main options here
http://maniacdev.com/2010/01/iphone-development-windows-options-available
The only one I've use is Titanium which is good for web-based apps but does not have the full functionality or features available to native iOS code developed on a Mac running XCode.
All major iOS developers will probably have a Mac Mini or other apple computer for development.
http://maniacdev.com/2010/01/iphone-development-windows-options-available
The only one I've use is Titanium which is good for web-based apps but does not have the full functionality or features available to native iOS code developed on a Mac running XCode.
All major iOS developers will probably have a Mac Mini or other apple computer for development.
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