True". Hi everybody. Today, I'm going to show you how to build native iOS applications using open textbooks. A T-Mobile to that, one I'm going to an existing T-Mobile application that displays a table, and that table is updated as they can in turn update to leave menus there. And I'm using a REST service bulletin replica. Most applications all just a little bit of background but really important are the settings here push. The build settings in the settings rhythm, and you have to enable quantum a boot to be able to build two natives iOS or Android applications. So, I put in the values here, my application is already available on my local machine, which has a blitz local IP address here, and that's application directory rest. My target display is tablet. I have chosen a calmer product directory, which is empty at the moment. I need to find a package name for iOS, and then I need to switch the target platform here. Let me choose iOS because I really want to book an iOS application that I'm going to show you my iPhone 6s Plus soon. So with that, is all that just press OK here and go to the project rim and then in compile, you have two options now to compile for T-Mobile that would be being a normal depth deployment and compared to karma, which is the new native compilation, which now is set to iOS. And this compilation process will create the project entire project premier will add all the required and conv project settings and create that iOS project project for me. Once I have an iOS product and we need to copy that over to my neck actually, this I'm already running Windows in a Windows remote desktop on Mia,...
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