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I’m wondering if I can install IOS 5 and the IOS 5 SDK and still be able to develop and submit apps to Apple? Or once I install IOS 5 I’m forced to install the IOS5 SDK (from what I understand I can’t test my applications using a stable 4.3 SDK when running my iDevice with new IO 5)
So am I able to develop my applications using IOS5 + IOS5 SDK and can I submit my applications to apple or will I need to wait for an official release of the stable version of IOS5?
You can install several Xcode versions next to each other and thus use the non-beta for submitting to the AppStore. Actually I recommend to always install the Xcode betas somewhere else in case you run into issues. For example, the Xcode 4.0 betas sometimes had so many crashes that it was PIA to use them. Going back to an older version isn’t an issue if you still have it around.
Also, Apple doesn’t care (or know) which iOS you’re using on your device, they only care against which SDK you’ve linked.