Is there any way to code iOS apps anywhere other than Xcode?

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Created Aug ’20

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Hi! I want to make an iOS app, but I don’t know where to do so. I don’t have a Mac, so I can’t use Xcode. Is there another way to program iOS apps as easily as in Xcode, with all the same components?

All I have is an iPhone SE (1st-generation) and an HP laptop with the latest Windows 10.

I really don’t want to have to download and install apps and stuff. Is there a good website to use? I will also take suggestions for Windows 10-compatible apps to use, but I prefer websites.

Also, if anyone needs more details on what kind of app I’m trying to create, please ask me.

Thanks so much,
Jeremy West
jeremynwest
Future creator of LifeBook Journal app

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I would like to add something... I am also searching for very good and extremely helpful websites for learning Swift code.

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Answer 1

OOPer OP

Aug ’20

Is there another way to program iOS apps as easily as in Xcode, with all the same components?

NO.

Xcode or iOS SDK is not a sort of open source project. Including all the same components might be illegal.
And even if you could find some not-as-easily way to build your app, you would not be able to submit such apps to the App Store.

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Answer 2

jeremynwest OP

Aug ’20

Okay. Thank you SO MUCH for helping!

Do you have any good recommendations for websites to learn Swift?

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OOPer OP

Aug ’20

Do you have any good recommendations for websites to learn Swift?

Sorry, but I have been struggling with Swift since its first beta was introduced, when there was no good site to learn.
So, I do not know which sites can be recommended.

If you have another question than the title is representing, you should better start a new thread dedicated for the question.
Which would help readers who can help you find it.

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Answer 4

Claude31 OP

Aug ’20

To learn Swift (start to), I would recommend Apple's "Intro to App development with Swift"

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