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Getting Started
Ready to bring your iOS app to Windows? Getting started with the bridge is easy using Windows 10.
To use the Windows Bridge for iOS you'll need:
- Windows 10 (any version).
- Visual Studio 2015. Visual Studio 2015 Community is available for free here.
- The latest release of the Bridge, which you can download here.
Installing the SDK is simple. Just extract the winobjc.zip file to an appropriate location on your PC. Note: The path of your installation location must not contain any spaces.
To enable Objective-C syntax highlighting in Visual Studio, navigate to bin/ and double click objc-syntax-highlighting.
You don't even need a PC to get started: Use a virtual machine on your existing Mac to run a version of Windows 10, pre-loaded with the Bridge tools. Images for leading virtualization tools are available on the Windows Dev Center.
Alternatively, use the online Virtual Lab to try out the tutorial project. The lab works on PC, Mac and even your iPad.
Project
Using the bridge
- Getting Started
- Using vsimporter
- Using the SDK
- Building From Source
- Adding Objective C to an Existing Project
- UI Guidance
- Changing the SDK Version of a Project
- Debugging
- Debugging Stack Traces from Crash Dumps
- Supported Third Party Libraries
- Creating and Linking Against C++ Static Libraries
- Packaging
Samples and Tutorials
- Quick Start Tutorial
- Building a To-Do List App
- Building a Calculator App
- Mixing and Matching UIKit and XAML
- IOS Bridge Samples Repo
Contributing
Links