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Using a modern configuration El Capitan and Xcode 6/7 ; and get the app published on the App Store?
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Answer: A: You can't. No iPad supports both iOS 5.1. 1 and 10; yours probably can't be updated past 5.1.
The iPad also can help out in the kitchen. Not only can you can use the iBooks app to download recipe books, you can write down your own recipes in the Notes app. There are also cooking apps from websites like AllRecipes and Epicurious.
There are two ways to update your old iPad. You can update it wirelessly over WiFi or connect it to a computer and use the iTunes app.
It's okay to use the device until it dies. Still, the longer your iPad goes without updates from Apple, the more likely it is that security glitches could affect your tablet. So, don't use an unpatched iPad for important or sensitive applications.
Yes! I just developed an app that works on iOS 5.1.1 all the way to iOS 9.3, which was approved and is now available on the iTunes store.
I developed it in XCode 4.2 first, tested it on the simulator, and then moved it to the new XCode 7.3
I used Objective C, and used if else (checking for supported functionality rather than for OS versions) for OS specific API.
for e.g.
if([UIAlertController class]){
...
}
else {
...
}
Hope this helps others as well.
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