Deploying Capacitor Applications to iOS (Development & Distribution)

In this tutorial, we are going to walk through how to use Capacitor to deploy iOS applications. We will be covering how to get a Capacitor application running on an iOS device for development, all the way through to creating a build for distribution on the App Store. We are going to do this starting from a completely blank slate to demonstrate how to set up the appropriate environment from scratch. For this tutorial, I created a separate profile on a new computer so that absolutely nothing was installed or configured beforehand. I will be using an Ionic application as an example for this, but keep in mind that you don't need to use Ionic in order to use Capacitor. Capacitor performs two main roles: Wrapping a web-based application in a native shell Facilitating communication between the web application and the Native APIs of the device the application is running on. All you need to build your application with Capacitor is some web-based code to point it at, and so that doesn't need to be an Ionic application (Ionic is certainly a great choice for developing a mobile app, though).

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