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Getting Started
John Kennedy edited this page Feb 23, 2016
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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.
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