Is there anyother way i can download my app without xcode

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11ccarson Apple Fan Posts: 7 Reg: Mar 15, 2011 USA 70	confirm \| cancel 03/15/11 06:36 PM (14 years ago) Is there anyother way i can download my app without xcode Please help ive been on this website all day Title Comments Please help ive been on this website all day

erichopf buzztouch Evangelist Posts: 316 Reg: Mar 14, 2011 NY, NY 3,460	03/15/11 06:40 PM (14 years ago) No, you need Xcode from apple to compile code for iOS devices. Comments No, you need Xcode from apple to compile code for iOS devices.

11ccarson Apple Fan Posts: 7 Reg: Mar 15, 2011 USA 70	03/15/11 06:41 PM (14 years ago) but its $99 a month is there a way i can get it for free? Comments but its $99 a month is there a way i can get it for free?

Jackson Lost but trying Posts: 111 Reg: Dec 25, 2010 location unknow... 1,110	03/15/11 06:56 PM (14 years ago) Its useless - you NEED to pay to get your app in the stores - there's no way around that. Comments Its useless - you NEED to pay to get your app in the stores - there's no way around that.

mutzy Aspiring developer Posts: 841 Reg: Nov 03, 2010 Medford, MA 9,860	03/15/11 08:24 PM (14 years ago) As far as I know its $99 for the year, not per month. If you really want it just to mess around I saw that you can now buy xcode 4 in the mac app store for $4.99. But as the others said, you'll eventually need to pay the 99 bucks to submit the app to itunes. Comments As far as I know its $99 for the year, not per month. If you really want it just to mess around I saw that you can now buy xcode 4 in the mac app store for $4.99. But as the others said, you'll eventually need to pay the 99 bucks to submit the app to itunes.

David @ buzztouch buzztouch Evangelist Posts: 6866 Reg: Jan 01, 2010 Monterey, CA 78,840	03/15/11 09:34 PM (14 years ago) @Connor: Please read the FAQ's, you'll save yourself lots and lots of time. I'm not saying this because we dont' enjoy helping, I'm just thinking there's lots for you to understand... don't want you to end up frustrated ;-) Comments @Connor: Please read the FAQ's, you'll save yourself lots and lots of time. I'm not saying this because we dont' enjoy helping, I'm just thinking there's lots for you to understand... don't want you to end up frustrated ;-)

TheHoogler I hate code! Posts: 152 Reg: Feb 10, 2011 Anchorage, AK 1,520	03/15/11 10:34 PM (14 years ago) @ 11CCarson: XCode is actually free I believe. I was able to download it and use it long before I became a registered developer. Using this free Xcode, you will only be able to test your app on the simulator. To test on a device (iphone) or submit to the itunes app store, you will have to pay the $99 PER YEAR (which is, of course, way more affordable than per month). The one big, spendy catch is that you can only run xcode on a mac. That will cost about $99 a month (paid up front of course :P). And yeah, the FAQs are always the first place you should look on any website you're researching. If you have a mac, download Xcode for free, and build an app. If you like your app enough, you'll invest into the Apple Dev Program and a Mac. Happy building! Comments @ 11CCarson: XCode is actually free I believe. I was able to download it and use it long before I became a registered developer. Using this free Xcode, you will only be able to test your app on the simulator. To test on a device (iphone) or submit to the itunes app store, you will have to pay the $99 PER YEAR (which is, of course, way more affordable than per month). The one big, spendy catch is that you can only run xcode on a mac. That will cost about $99 a month (paid up front of course :P). And yeah, the FAQs are always the first place you should look on any website you're researching. If you have a mac, download Xcode for free, and build an app. If you like your app enough, you'll invest into the Apple Dev Program and a Mac. Happy building!

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