It is not possible to develop iOS apps on a Windows computer using native tools and technologies. Xcode, the Integrated Development Environment (IDE) used to design, develop, and publish iOS apps, is only compatible with macOS.
However, there are several third-party solutions that allow developers to create iOS apps on Windows computers. These include React Native and Expo, Flutter and Codemagic, Haxe, Adobe AIR, renting a Mac in the cloud, or installing a macOS virtual machine. Additionally, developers can test their iOS apps on Windows without an Apple mobile device by using third-party solutions such as Appetize.io or TestFlight.
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