You need to start learning programming under Mac OS X?

I want to start learning programming for Mac OS X/Iphone in Object-C/Swift.
I surely know C++. I think is not difficult to learn the syntax and features of the development at Object-C and Swift.
Let's say I installed it on my laptop Hackintosh. What's next? What do I need to start developing for Mac OS X/Iphone? And the main question, do I have to pay for the Apple developer license (99$/year) to start learning programming and testing their code for this platform? Please give me a clarification on this issue. Thanks in advance.
July 9th 19 at 13:03

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July 9th 19 at 13:05
Let's say I installed it on my laptop Hackintosh.

There is no such need, it is possible to rent a VPS if the Internet is fast, you will be comfortable.

What do I need to start developing for Mac OS X/Iphone?

Quite Xcode, it is not necessary to download from the App Store, you need to register. You can download.
The iOS simulator will be there too.

do I have to pay for the Apple developer license (99$/year) to start learning programming and testing your code under this platform

No, just to elaborate, you don't need to pay for, and nowhere to register with a credit card, moreover, I think that your binaries for OS X will work the others. What to publish in the App Store, there is the option to shift it to the customer firm.

I wish you a successful learning development for Apple and too.
you are already tired of their "OSX on a VPS". comfort to nastoyashiy/Hackintosh there as to China on foot. - kavon.Murphy commented on July 9th 19 at 13:08
: Yes, he his "I'm homeless with a netbook, so I advise everyone to buy a VPS and everything to do there" already got. Try not to read his message, but he's in every thread... - nickolas commented on July 9th 19 at 13:11
: I haven't "hovered", write a lot, because it's worth it for the brotherhood we have not drank, I wrote that there was no need, and I suggest for learning, not real development at a fast pace, I didn't write, that's as good in all respects, does not need to breed holivar in a vacuum. - mazie.Towne commented on July 9th 19 at 13:14
: omg. vps is n money. Hackintosh worth 0 money. Yes, Yes, Yes, you have to sit on the vps.
rukalitso.the PGK - kavon.Murphy commented on July 9th 19 at 13:17
: Well you give, to arrange holivar in a vacuum, even with the participation of several persons, it should be able to, but unfortunately, I can't evaluate your talent in such a way that you would like because you know what all three options have the right to life in different cases, and VPS is not only "homeless", but simply as the cloud, remote server... Well, I'll go? - mazie.Towne commented on July 9th 19 at 13:20
Default offer to resolve this issue for yourself (and any other controversial), just if it is not possible to install a Hackintosh, for example, because there is little disk space and go to Mac finally you are going, then you can do VPS. - mazie.Towne commented on July 9th 19 at 13:23
TextWrangler don't forget. He helps out where XCode can't cope - Gertrude.Mueller commented on July 9th 19 at 13:26
read more : would. - mazie.Towne commented on July 9th 19 at 13:29
: And he regexps works well. If I need to find something to replace or generirovanie (do not write all code by hand, right?). Can search and the files in the directory and not just open in the editor. But what I find most convenient is search and(I) the replacement of fragments test multiple lines. The majority of editors can only search one line. - Gertrude.Mueller commented on July 9th 19 at 13:32
Yeah, so the purpose is vaguely similar to ReSharper, a refactoring in IntelliJ, etc. - mazie.Towne commented on July 9th 19 at 13:35
: Only is simply a text editor with the above capabilities - Gertrude.Mueller commented on July 9th 19 at 13:38
July 9th 19 at 13:07
//What do I need to start developing for Mac OS X/Iphone?
Xcode
//do I have to pay for the Apple developer license (99$/year)
No

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