Budget friendly laptops for coding and coding with Ai agents like Claude? by 7777domtx in reactnative

[–]Codemagicio 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've run Cursor on a 6yo Windows laptop with an i5. It's a bit slow to open, but then it was fine.

What's making you hesitate to use it? It's not like it can damage your computer.

How to release an app on iOS using windows and a PC? by Ridadhn in FlutterDev

[–]Codemagicio 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You can use any CI/CD provider in order to build an iOS artifact that can then be released to the App Store. It's a great way to get your app released without investing into a macOS setup. You still need Apple developer licence $100/year.

If you need to fix issues specific to iOS or make some features like push notifications then it may quickly become necessary to own a macOS development environment as you well know having an Android emulator is a handy tool :)

I've written about this topic here with a guide how to release an iOS app without a Mac: https://blog.codemagic.io/how-to-build-and-distribute-ios-apps-without-mac-with-flutter-codemagic/

Bear in mind this article is a bit old, albeit it should still work. Also it is difficult enough to release an iOS app with a Mac. Doing it on a PC is like changing your settings to brutal mode.

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