That would be your best option, if you can wait a bit (and maybe save a bit more cash).An update on /intro-to-pyenv/ I had issues with pyenchant not being able to find enchant C library when I used pyenv installer as suggested in this link. I have the i5, and I use it for small Xcode projects with no problem.Īlternatively, it is thought that Apple will release an "M2" Mini early next year at which point there may be a rush of secondhand M1 Minis onto the market. The 2018 Mini is a solid performer, which should last you a long time. Apple still sells this model, but (secondhand) prices of the Intel models have fallen, as demand for the new Apple Silicon CPUs increases. I would suggest trying to find a secondhand 2018 Mini instead, which comes in 4-core i3 and 6-core i5 and i7 models. 'Buy cheap, pay twice', as my grandmother said. It might be the cheapest way into the Apple eco-system, but not the most cost-effective, and you'd probably have to buy something else in a year or two. Monterey is that last OS that they can run, so you're already 1 year behind current if Apple changes the requirements in the future, you've got no way of meeting them. RAM will also be a factor.Īlso, they don't have USB-C or TB3. They certainly would not be 'unusable' but they are at least 'not well suited' to development work. So they are quite weak (and 8 years' old). The 2014 Mini comes with a range of different CPUs: from 1.4GHz i5 to a 3Ghz i7. That continues until they reach the end of the story. The menu choice gets them to a new state, with a new image, text and menu options.
The user is first shown a static background image (JPEG), some text, and a menu. It will be a simple adventure story type game. I will use swift as the programming language.Īlso assume that the app I am developing is not very resource intensive (no 3D or 2D animations or physics).
#Run xcode 12 on monterey simulator#
I think (on paper at least) that I have verified that I can run Xcode 14.1 on a 2014 mac mini.Ĭan someone who has tried to run Xcode 14.1 on a 2014 mac mini verify that they were they able to successfully develop an app using this configuration.įor context, let's assume I want to run the iOS simulator for test and debug. These model numbers are currently selling for like $100~$300 refurbished on eBay.
These would be part numbers MGEM2xx/A, MGEN2xx/A, MGEQ2xx/A The oldest/cheapest mac that will run macOs Monterey is the Mac Mini from late 2014 Xcode 14.1 requires macOS Monterey 12.5 or newer Xcode only (legally) runs on mac hardware (so I need to get hardware somehow). "starting April 2023, all iOS and iPadOS apps submitted to the App Store must be built with Xcode 14.1 and the iOS 16.1 SDK." I am trying to find the cheapest path to be able to develop an iPhone app. In any case I decided to help him out, but I don't personally own any mac hardware. I have over 25 years of programming experience, but not for the iOS/Apple ecosystem. My brother wants to develop an iPhone app.
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