Ryzentosh for iOS Development

[fermento]

Hi, how is going? I’m planning to build a Ryzentosh (mini ITX) which main purpose will be iOS development. Do they think this is possible or it will be too problematic? Someone has a build that use for development?

Regards,
Fer.

 

[someone]

You should be aware of that the WatchKit Simulator does not work and even WatchKit Code does not compile at all!
iOS Code seems to work for me.

 

[rx3700]

I have the current XCode version running on my system and hadn't had any problems so far.

 

[fermento]

I have the current XCode version running on my system and hadn't had any problems so far.

Thanks, I like your build config. What does not work? Wifi & BT? What case do you have?

 

[rx3700]

Thanks, I like your build config. What does not work? Wifi & BT? What case do you have?

As usual, no sleep, no Wifi. I have the NZXT H210 (without the i) case right now, which is actually really large for an ITX build, but easy to work with.

 

[OG Deltwin]

use usbfixer..

 

[fermento]

I'm open to suggestions to build my min ITX computer. Which are your preferences about the motherboard? The cpu is going to be a Ryzen 5 3600, unless someone manage to convince me otherwise

I could move to a non mini-ITX build if someone shows me a very stable build cause is going to be used for work, but I prefer a mini-ITX.

 

[someone]

I have the current XCode version running on my system and hadn't had any problems so far.

Did you try to develop a Watch App?
Could you see screens in the storyboard with components?

 

[Aluveitie]

For mITX I’d probably go with a B550 one since you don’t get much more from X570 on this form factor.