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### [Building to a Device](#building-to-a-device)
After you have Ionic installed, you can build your app to a physical device. If you don't have a physical device on hand, you can still build to a device emulator. Check out the <a href="../../resources/developer-tips/#using-ios-simulator">iOS simulator</a> docs if you are on a Mac, or the <a href="../../resources/developer-tips/#using-genymotion">Genymotion</a> docs if you are looking to emulate an Android device. You will also need <a href="../../resources/what-is/#cordova">Cordova</a> to run your app on a native device. To install Cordova, run:
After you have Ionic installed, you can build your app to a physical device. If you don't have a physical device on hand, you can still build to a device emulator. Check out the <a href="../../resources/developer-tips/#using-ios-simulator">iOS simulator</a> docs if you are on a Mac, or the <a href="../../resources/developer-tips/#using-genymotion-android">Genymotion</a> docs if you are looking to emulate an Android device. You will also need <a href="../../resources/what-is/#cordova">Cordova</a> to run your app on a native device. To install Cordova, run:

```bash
$ sudo npm install -g cordova
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