I am a beginner to programming. And I want to create an app for IOS. How can I do this if I have only notebook with Windows 7, no Apple gadgets? Can fuse help me with this?
No, publishing iOS apps requires a Mac with OS X and Xcode to do the final compilation and packaging. Those are the rules that Apple have set, unfortunately.
Ok. So can I create app on fuse and than published it by Xcode on my friend’s MacBook ?
In theory, yes. 
But you’ll probably end up being frustrated by the process, since you’ll need to test the app on an iPhone while developing it.
But I can test the app on my friend’s iPhone by virtue of fuse’s Preview, right?)
Sure. All you need to do is to install Fuse for OS X (and make sure Xcode and such is installed as well) on your friends Mac, copy the project over from your PC, and build for iOS on the Mac. But as I said, it’s not going to be the most fluid way to work
Bent Stamnes wrote:
Sure. All you need to do is to install Fuse for OS X (and make sure Xcode and such is installed as well) on your friends Mac, copy the project over from your PC, and build for iOS on the Mac. But as I said, it’s not going to be the most fluid way to work
Thanks