For making android apps, we have Android Studio likewise what we have for iphones and mac? Can anyone help

XCode?

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@korrat r/woooosh 😭

Xcode, but you only need to HAVE it, not actually use it. For that I’d recommend JetBrains’ AppCode.

To make anything for Apple hardware, you need Apple hardware. In the case of iPhones and such, you'll need a mac, or something that can run macOS, paired with Xcode.

There are some ways to work around this, such as using a framework that works on both Android and iOS (Xamarin, Flutter, or React Native to name a few), paired with a deployment tool that provides Xcode builds. This overcomplicates things however. Debugging will be much more difficult, same with testing.

TLDR; get a mac. That's the least painful way to make apps for Apple. It's rather painful for your wallet though.

Money....

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@Eklavya I think I just vomited a bit in my mouth...

@100110111 😅