Run Android Studio once it's downloaded and installed. As the first step you need to download Android Studio.
Install Android EmulatorĪs in case with iOS, Android Emulator is a part of Android developer tools. So yes, I am convinced that it's pretty accurate since it emulates even crashes and iOS bugs. We updated Xcode to get the latest versions of the simulators and finally we reproduced the issue on the simulator. We didn't have this device in the team, so the issue was really hard to reproduce and fix. It worked good on any other device except for this iPhone. A user reported our webapp crashed the web-browser on just released iPhone 6 Plus. Is the simulator accurate? Can you trust it? Does it simulates the real device? Once upon a time I debugged a very specific issue. The simulator images are pretty large, so it will take some time to download and space in your Mac storage. Click a small arrow down icon near the simulator name to download the version you need. in the Xcode menu bar item, switch to the Components tab and you'll see a list of all the available iOS versions. If you need more versions of simulated iOS, return to Xcode, select Preferences. The submenu of the selected operation system is the device to run. There is a list of currently available operating systems. Open Device menu item under Hardware in menu bar. You can change both the version of iOS and the device "hardware" which is running it. Check Hardware menu for all the capabilities.Īdding more versions and devices in iOS Simulator Great news! You've got the new iPhone X for free! This is a fully-featured simulation of iOS device. Click Xcode in menu bar, Open Developer Tool and Simulator then. As web developers all we need is just to run the iOS simulator. Since we are not iOS app developers, we don't need to create any projects there. Finally, you'll see the Xcode welcome window.
It downloads around 5.5 GB, so the installation takes some time depending on your network connection.Īfter the installation is completed, launch Xcode from the Launchpad, accept license and wait for some additional installations.
As a Mac user you can download and install it for free from App Store. Android developer tools are cross-platform and it's possible to install them on Mac, Windows and Linux. Since iOS developer tools are only available on macOS, this is the main pre-requirement: you need a Mac to test your website in iOS Simulator.
In this blog post I'm going to describe step-by-step how to install and configure iOS simulators and Android emulators. The major mobile platform manufacturers, Apple and Google, provide great developer tools which include the real simulators and emulators of the mobile devices with great configuration possibilities.
So it might be enough just to see how a website looks on small screens, but it's never a real emulation.įortunately, we don't need to build large farms of mobile devices in our offices. It works on the same Chrome's engine even if you "emulate" iPhone. Google Chrome web-browser has an emulation mode, however, it basically resizes the viewport and emulates touch events.
Nowadays we also need mobile browsers which don't exist on desktop machines. Several years ago, in a "desktop era" it was enough to install all the web-browsers on the developer's machine and review a website in them. Besides the adapted for mobile devices user interface, we also should ensure it works perfectly on a great variety of devices, screens, operation systems and web-browser engines. This brings new challenges for web designers and engineers. Mobile first! It became true in the end of 2016 when a mobile web-browsing eventually overtook a desktop one. The Store page can be found here.Victor Grinchik How to Install iOS Simulator and Android Emulator on Mac for testing and debugging your websites and webapps Introduction Today, RetroArch has finally been released on Steam for both Windows and Linux/SteamOS. The next version of Lakka (with an updated RetroArch 1.9.10 version) is scheduled to be released very soon! Remember that this project exists for the benefit of our users, and that we Continue reading RetroArch finally released on Steam! If you’d like to learn more about upcoming releases, please consult our roadmap here. Looking forward you can expect regular updates Continue reading RetroArch 1.9.10 released! For a long time, we have manually released everything on the Steam, this has now been automated for both platforms. Right now, we need to make some changes for the Linux platform. Hello everyone! We have been busy working on the Steam version to improve compatibility and stability. Continue reading RetroArch Steam – Important information for Linux users This version is based on the latest RetroArch version, 1.9.10 (see here). Lakka 3.5 has just been released! To learn more, check out this article on our sister site here.