From the course: Programming for Non-programmers: iOS 17 and Swift 5
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Understanding the Xcode interface
From the course: Programming for Non-programmers: iOS 17 and Swift 5
Understanding the Xcode interface
- [Instructor] Once Xcode is installed, along with the required components, opening Xcode will take you to the Welcome screen, which enables you to quickly create a new project or open an existing project, whether locally or from a repository. To create your first iOS app, create an Xcode project by clicking the Create New Project button here or through the File menu by going to File, New project. When creating a new project, you're asked to choose a template for the project. These templates are organized by platform, so you'll see multi-platform, IOS, macOS, et cetera. Selecting a platform gives you options for the type of application or framework you want to create. For this course, we're going to create an iOS app, so in the iOS category, click App, and then hit Next. Here, you're given several options to create your project, many of which don't apply to creating a simple app, as we're doing here. The important ones are Product Name and Interface. For Product Name, type First App…
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