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But that's on Windows and, well, there's no iMessage client on Windows. I've been writing ASP.NET Web applications with Visual Studio since the early betas of the. NET applications or working with Azure DevOps (formerly Team Foundation Server). The difficulty was that I'd spent my life in Windows either writing. Almost everyone I regularly talk to was or is on iMessage.

#DEBUG IPHONE VISUAL STUDIO OSX VM FOR MAC#

You're probably thinking that I went to Visual Studio for Mac because I wanted to write software for iOS. Command: ‘launch -u=00008020-0016481C2E01402E -i= -p=10000 -d=”C:\Users\Thomas\AppData\Local\Xamarin\iOS\DeveloperDiskImages\14.4\DeveloperDiskImage.My path to Visual Studio for Mac almost happened by accident. Details: Error running hotrestart: ‘An error occurred while disposing the ‘’ service. Stopping Apple Service ‘’…Īn error occurred while trying to launch the app ‘TestIPad.iOS’. Launching app with args: /private/var/containers/Bundle/Application/4401E48B-885C-4E6A-AAC0-3A5BD8C03263/ -monodevelop-port 10000 -connection-mode usb For simplicity’s sake I’m trying to solve the problem with an empty shell app. Well, I’m back at it and am getting the same error message for all 3 projects I’m trying. If you need any help, leave a comment and I’ll reply asap. Try it yourself and write in the comments what do you think. I cannot use storyboards (I don’t) and the app crashed if I open Maps (it’s integrated in the app I’m creating) but other than that it works very well and I’m very excited to try it. I tried it with the app I’m currently working on right now and I’m very impressed. We can now try our Xamarin.Forms app on our Apple devices without using a Mac. Xamarin Hot Reload is just a preview but it’s already a great tool to use.

You still need a Mac to publish your app on the App Store.

Static iOS libraries and frameworks are not supported (your app will crash).

Storyboard and Xib files are not supported.

The Hot Restart works only on Xamarin.Forms and iOS devices, only on a Visual Studio (They will add compatibility for Visual Studio for Mac later).

That’s quite impressive, and you have to consider that it’s just a preview so they can improve it. According to Microsoft These are the timing with the new Hot Restart: Visual Studio will compile your changes and quickly relaunch your app.

After you have done your changes, you just need to press the restart button (next to the stop button on Visual Studio).

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Not only you can test your Xamarin.iOS app without a Mac, you can now even change your code in real time. Do it and the popup will disappear and you will be able to test your app on your device. Now you can run your app on your local Apple device connected to your pc.Īfter installing your app on your device, Visual Studio will show a popup telling you to manually run the app. If everything worked (if not you can write here a comment and I’ll try to help you) you will see your device listed among the available devices (where “Local Device” was). This last step is not necessary but trust me, it’s very handy and your machine will automatically setup everything to run the app on your device. Now you need to insert your Apple credentials and then enable the “ Automatic provisioning“.

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Now follow the instructions and if needed download and install iTunes.Īfter iTunes is installed, connect your iPhone/iPad to your pc.