I would like to build Android Apps in python using preferably the QT framework, if I have to do away with it, when it comes to android fine, but the development process has to be on Windows.
Yes, it is possible to use python to develop android apps below is the link which will guide you to develop Android app using Python.
https://hameedullah.com/develop-your-first-android-application-in-python.html
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Am I able to run my React Native application on a ios physical device? And if I am able to..let me ask you how is it possible?
I have created the application via 'React Native CLI quickstart' 'dev OS: Linux', 'target device: Android'..because I read: 'If you want to develop for both Android and iOS, that's fine - you can pick one to start with, since the setup is a bit different.'
I am not using Expo, because i will need the feature of reading NFC tags.
You will not be able to deploy to iOS without a Mac and XCode. Since you mentioned you can't use Expo, the other solution is to use online rent-a-mac type of services which let you use a Mac in the cloud to deploy your app.
Question 1. Can I develop for IOS using flutter only in Android Studio without Xcode on Max OS?
Question 2. If 'Question 1' is possible, is there a limit to the functionality?
I do not think it will work on windows OS.
When the operating system is Mac OS, is it possible to develop both IOS and Android?
Yes, You can develop Flutter apps (both iOS and android) on Android studio which is available for Windows, Linux and macOS, but to distribute iOS apps (created using Flutter), you would need Xcode (which is only available for macOS).
However, if you are on macOS, you can develop and distribute Flutter apps for both iOS and Android.
You can configure any IDE for your Flutter development (see this https://flutter.io/using-ide/) and to release/distribute apps for each platform, you can fall back to Xcode and Android studio.
See more info here: https://flutter.io/setup-macos/
You can develop the app completely on Windows or any other operating system. All you need is an IDE or editor (Android Studio or VS Code).
But to compile/release the app for iOS or for tests on the iPhone simulator, you will need a Mac with XCode installed.
The good thing is that the code you've written in Dart will (normally) work on iOS without any changes, so you can just develop on Windows (and test your app on Android), then ask a friend who owns a Mac if you can borrow it for a day to compile it for iOS.
As mentioned by other users, it's more than possible to completely build your app for use on all platforms with Windows, however Apple has opted to restrict iOS compilation to Apple devices only - you'll have to use a VM, a Remote Computer or a physical Apple computer if you'd like to compile your app for iOS
I would like to use an iOS or Android SDK (e.g. DJI Drone SDK), but instead of running it on a mobile device to connect to the hardware, is there a way to build a desktop application (e.g. Electron based) and be able to run their SDK to interact with the hardware?
On Windows you can use Android Studio for run apps to Android .APK
Download it now https://developer.android.com/studio/index.html
Don't forget you need to know Java language to using Android Studio you can learn watch some tutorials on Youtube
On Mac you need to use Xcode
You can't run IOS Mac apps on Windows you can it with Virtual Machine like Vmware.
It's Xcode for download
https://developer.apple.com/xcode/
Don't forget you need to know Swift language to make an app on Mac for Mac and IOS
It is called DJI Assistant 2 but you still need your controller:
https://developer.dji.com/mobile-sdk/documentation/application-development-workflow/workflow-testing.html
I developed Application With TiTanium studio on windows, For Android and blackbery. I also want to built my written app for Apple IOS. can i make this on windows?
In short NO. We cannot develop any application for iOS using Windows with Titanium. Because we need iOS SDK for iOS application development and for Windows we don't have IOS SDK. For more information you can check this information link.
We are about to develop an web application using ASP.NET MVC4 and an android application in which we will use Phonegap. Those two applications will be connected with each other. We found out that Ruby is a prerequisite Windows environment. Is it true that Ruby cannot be avoided? Please help.
Ruby has nothing to do with android development on windows using Phonegap. Here's a setup guide for phonegap on a Mac:
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/html5/articles/getting-started-with-phonegap-in-eclipse-for-android.html
You don't need Ruby at any stage for Android in Windows or Mac.
Here's the official getting started guide which covers both windows and mac set-ups:
http://docs.phonegap.com/en/2.2.0/guide_getting-started_android_index.md.html#Getting%20Started%20with%20Android