Hi guys ..finally after making few apps for android , now i am all set for making ios apps..I am using website for xcode,its cloud and very cheap.. https://www.macincloud.com/ 25$ for 3hours/day for 30days.I thought sharing this might help few fellow users :) I want to know what is the cost of apple developer account and how tough is ios programming than android ? Cheers suvinay

Interesting concept - let us know how it works out. $25/mo * 12 months = $300. Definitely cheaper than buying a new MacBook. (Although in 2 years time, you probably could have paid for a mac mini). The Apple Developer account is $99/year. How hard is iOS programming? No harder than Android. The challenge is that it's a different language. Buzztouch makes things easy, of course. But if you're trying to do actual coding, you'll be scratching your head for a while. Once you figure it out, though, you'll find the two languages actually have a lot in common. Probably the biggest difference is Android uses layouts and iOS uses frames. Get that figured out in your head and the rest will come easy.

@chris1 I bought macincloud to see how xcode works out with me,I think a months time will be good enough to be sure whther to buy a mac or not. Ok I will go through BTU lessons.Hope ios ride will be fun.

I hope your internet is fast uploading, if I used my internet on that I would kill my self, using team viewer is laggy as hell never mind trying to type code. Good luck

According to india my internet is v gud but compared to speeds in us, it as good as nothing,But somethings better than nothing.. Thanks

whats is your download out of interest mine is a measly 4mb download 0.2mb upload because i'm not in a fibre optic area

My down is just 3.1 mb which it nevr reaches but upload reaches 2 mb

got a feeling the upload speed is more important so should be okay, post a video screen shot when you get it loaded be good to see how it performs

Ya sure

Getting new fibre to door next month. I'm right next to a box as well. Starting off with 18mbps, excited to see how it works.

With all this bantering about Internet connection speeds ... I just suggested to replace a 56K modem with an iPhone last week! Just as you might be, I was astonished to find it there as an "emergency backup if the network goes down". I then asked, "Which of these folks here know how to switch the WinPC over to a modem?" The answer came through in the form of a dumbfounded blank stare. As the Lone Ranger would've, I whipped out the iPhone as the cure-all for their ills. :-) ( don't scratch yer noggin too hard on a few of the un-said details that truly makes the iPhone a viable substitute -- it's for a unique situation :) and that's the well-rounded truth! -- Niraj