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There is nothing like testing on the actual device, but in some cases emulators are extremely necessary. For Android I use Genymotion, but at the moment I need some iOS emulator that so I can test the basic compatibility of an application developed in Xamarin.
Is there an iOS emulator that doesn’t need a real device and runs on Windows or Linux?
In this case I’m using Visual Studio and Xamarin, the other questions that were related to this refer to Ionic/Cordova.
Almost certainly not. Another detail, probably already know, but without a mac will not have to send to store (app store).
– Neuber Oliveira
Yes, because you need to "sign" the binaries later. The problem is that for a team development where there is only one available, it makes the testing process difficult, so I thought about the emulator issue.
– Renan Cavalieri
I know your problem. I think like this: That iPhone is a miniature Mac, so just as it’s hard to use the OSX outside of a Mac, it’s going to be as hard as, if not harder to make the simulator work outside of the Mac. But if you find something of a touch that you would also find very useful.
– Neuber Oliveira
http://www.itrickbuzz.com/iphone-ipad-ios-emulator-for-windows-pc/
– Reginaldo Rigo
https://developer.xamarin.com/guides/ios/deployment,_testing,_and_metrics/testflight/
– Reginaldo Rigo