If only they let one install MacOS on non-Apple hardware. I am sure lots of companies will love to get rid of their hacky Mac Mini or Mac Pro rackmounts.
Yes, that explains the release of the iMac Pro, them announcing that they are releasing a new Mac Pro, and them announcing that they are working on a cross platform framework to bring iOS apps to the Mac.
iOS development could probably be moved web based. Would save everyone a lot of trouble.
That would be wonderful, now that I think of it. The only hard problem would be the simulator, which would probably have to run on bare metal, or as a virtual machine.
Personally I wouldn’t want to be stuck with simulators only in development. Apple’s iOS simulator is pretty good, but it has quirks not shared with real hardware and its performance isn’t representative of real hardware at all.
Yeah, like not being able to emulate the MacBooks webcam. It's pretty dumb.
iOS apps can become pretty complicated endeavors with all the moving pieces. It's as complicated as writing any desktop app. In fact, many are currently in the situation where you need to move from an OpenGL implementation to a Metal implementation. I don't see that happening in the browser.