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To use a Time Capsule from Windows you need to have the Airport utility installed.

Use a NAS, although the transfer speed would need to be really good to not have it slow down builds.

This should get you a partition to store your projects on and access them from both OS X and Windows. The only option I’ve heard to work is to shrink the Boot Camp partition and then create another exFAT partition from Windows. And if you create one from OS X after Boot Camp has configured the disk and you have installed Windows, it will break Boot Camp. Unfortunately Boot Camp won’t be able to configure your disk if it already has a such a partition.

Use a shared exFAT formatted partition.

You can read but not write files from the other OS its partition.

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To truly develop Titanium iOS, Android and Windows apps from a single code base you will need to find a way to actually share the code base between Mac OS and Windows. Yes, that was painless! Sharing files between Mac OS and Windows Of course you already own a Windows Phone, but perhaps it’s still running Windows 8.1 like mine was. Upgrading your Windows Phone to Windows 10 You can set it via Search > Edit the system environment variables. For the CLI you need to set the JAVA_HOME environment variable set to %PROGRAMFILES%\Java\jdk where is whatever javac -version tells you. This is because they currently use different ways to locate the JDK. Appcelerator CLI can’t find JavaĮven though building from Appcelerator Studio works fine, the CLI might complain it can’t find Java. Then once it works there, you should be able to use the emulator from Appcelerator Studio/CLI. VS does some pairing magic which doesn’t always work from the CLI. Then often it’s a good idea to first start the emulators from Visual Studio. In that case, go to Search > Hyper-V Manager and remove the VMs. We’ve also seen cases where the Emulator VM somehow became unusable. Use the Boot Camp utility to reboot to OS X and then reboot to Windows. This happens when you (re)boot straight to Windows. If some of the checkboxes are disabled or if you already installed Hyper-V before then Hyper-V is currently not available.

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To install Hyper-V go to Search > Turn Windows features on or off. Chances are you’ll see something like this:

Try to build and run it in a Windows Mobile Emulator. Open Visual Studio and create a Windows Universal project. Repairing the existing install often does not. Uninstalling via Settings > System > Apps & features and then re-installing it should fix this. If they’re not, then something is broken in Visual Studio.

Open Visual Studio to check if they are listed there. These are some common issues I and others ran into: No Windows Mobile Emulators listed in Appcelerator Studio Make sure the Appcelerator Studio Dashboard displays Windows as Installed and try to build a simple Hello World.

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If Titanium 5.3 is not GA yet by the time you read this, update Studio to 4.6.0 RC and the CLI and Titanium SDK to 5.3 RC.

Check the group for Universal Windows App Development Tools which will check any required dependencies automatically:.

Get Community as it is free and Visual Studio Code won’t do.

This simply opens the browser to download and install Visual Studio.

Once that is done it should open the Platform Configuration wizard where you select Windows.

Open Studio and after some login and firewall dialogs it should prompt you to install the latest Titanium SDK GA.

But I recommend to let our installer handle this. Or install these dependencies manually and get the Appcelerator or Titanium CLI from NPM.

Download and run the Appcelerator Studio 32-bit Installer which should:.

The Boot Camp tools should install themselves.

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We yet have to fully update our Installing the Windows Phone SDK guide for Windows 10 development, but here’s the gist: Once Windows is installed it’s time to set up for development. When Boot Camp is about to create the partition, increase its size from the default 32 GB to at least 75 GB to fit Visual Studio and all.Single Language didn’t work for my license key, which resulted in a frustrating No images are available message early in the install process. Make sure you select the right edition and language to download the Windows 10 64-bit ISO for.

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Have a Windows 10 Pro License Key ready.

? Installing Windows via Boot Campįollow Apple’s guide to Use Windows 10 on your Mac with Boot Camp, but pay attention to: I’d love to hear yours as well as I’m still not fully satisfied with my environment. In this post I’ll discuss some Tips & Tricks from my experience so far. I’ve tried a VM but even on a 2.8 GHz i7 MacBook Pro with 16 GB memory I found it to be too slow to my taste. This week I ran a TwitterPoll on this topic and most of you plan on using an (additional) PC or Mac + VM: