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Hey all,
Recently I decided to make an App for the iPhone (and have no idea how to use the SDK) But I thought... How I'd love to make an App for Mac, ie a game perhaps like Racer. But I dont want to have to buy the other SDK thingy to create Mac apps... Is there any other way (preferably without DAYS of coding - but I dont mind hours of coding  )
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Join Date: Dec 2006
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All the Mac developer tools are free. You'll find them under the optional install section of your MAc OS X install disc. Oh, and there will be lots of days coding. It's not easy to develop apps for either iPhone or the Mac.
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Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: New Jersey
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And since you know absolutely no code, you will be taking weeks if not months to create a game. You're not just going to find some piece of software with a couple of sliders and buttons that will let you create an app in 2 hours. You can create the UI with a GUI, but that's all you can do without writing lots and lots of code.
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