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hasanrazakz

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Apr 8, 2012
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hi everybody.
i m going to learn programming on mac.
for which, foremost requirement is mac os installed on some pc/laptop.
i have dell n5010 core i3.how can i install mac on my laptop and what tools are necessary for development on mac.
 
The foremost requirement is not Mac installed on a pc/laptop, but an Apple computer.

If you are going to develop, you need to spend the money and actually buy a Mac.
 
If you really want to install OS X on a non-Apple machine you should be able to Google instructions on how to do it yourself. Otherwise you need an actual Mac, especially if you ever plan on submitting something to the App Store.
 
thx for replying. it means there is no possibility for installation of mac on dell core i3 n5010. i can't afford :apple:apple pc its too much expensive:eek:

hi everybody.
i m going to learn programming on mac.
for which, foremost requirement is mac os installed on some pc/laptop.
i have dell n5010 core i3.how can i install mac on my laptop and what tools are necessary for development on mac.
 
i can't afford :apple:apple pc its too much expensive:eek:

Umm, get a used Core2Duo or better laptop. The argument that it's "too expensive" is basically b.s. If you're going to learn software development on Mac OS, or iOS, you need the hardware. Not news. Not a secret. Been true since forever. If you want native apps, that's what you have to do.

If you want cross platform apps, it might be a different story. REALBasic is cross platform, as is Qt. You don't need a Mac to do primary development on using those programming platforms.
 
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