Can I only place my application on my iphone?

Question

I want to create an iphone application for personal use.

Can I just put it on my phone and use it or do I need to go through the iphone storage process to get it on my phone?

Thanks.

Answer 1

As long as you have a valid developer certificate to sign the application, and you have a development support profile and your device is registered as a test device. To do this, you need to register as a member of the iPhone Developer Program.

In other words, you have to pay Apple $ 99 for the opportunity to host your own application on your own phone.

Answer 2

Yes, you can run your own applications on your phone. You need a paid iPhone developer account.

Answer 3

Get a developer account for $ 99 from Apple. Create a developer initialization file and create it on your device. The annoyance will be the initialization file for a limited time, requiring periodic updating and restoration.

Answer 4

To run the application on un-jailbroken iDevice, you need to sign it. Registered developers receive personal signature keys (and must also register a device), which allows them to test their applications. They can also perform ad-hoc distribution, i.e. compile and sign the application so that other people can use it without registering. This is limited by the number of users who can use it.

Development companies can sign applications for internal distribution, sort as unlimited ad-hoc, but this program is expensive and unnecessary for most people.

Answer 5

As others have already indicated, you can register as a developer to temporarily install applications on your device for testing, but you need to constantly update your profile created by the phone in order to continue to use it over time.

The only way to permanently place your application on an unmanaged phone is to publish it in the application store and download it via iTunes. Of course, Apple will have to accept the application, so you will need to follow the same rules as other applications sold through iTunes, and your application will be publicly available to everyone.