The first thing to do is to make sure that the target selected is the one with the name of the application. Although both share basic information and share the same ecosystem, they run in different devices and environments. For example, a target could be our application and other could be an extension for the apple watch. This corresponds to the applications, the extensions and tests that exists inside the same environment. You will see that in iOS the projects have “Targets”. In this lesson we will not make modifications, but we will show the modifications that you could do. This first view shown by Xcode corresponds to the general information of the project, including the one set in the previous steps. Xcode will create the project and open the editor. When you click on next, you will need to select the basic information of the project, that is: the name of the application, the development team, the name of the organization, the id of the organization (commonly the inverted domain), the programming language that will be use in the project, and finally, if the project will have tests.Īfter filling the basic information of the projects, this will be store in your machine. For this case choose “Single View Application”, that is the most basic of all and it only comes with a controller an a simple view. You can create games using SpriteKit18, you can create applications from templates and also sticker o iMessage applications, and there are more other options. This allow you to create applications for iOS, tvOS, macOS, watchOS devices, among others.Īfter clicking that option, a window will appear, in which you have to choose the type of the application. Execute Xcode and you will see a initial window like the following:Ĭlick on the option “Create a new Xcode project”. The first thing to do is to create the project in Xcode.
XCODE SAMPLE PROJECTS HOW TO
This lesson shows you how to create a new iOS project with Xcode.Ĭreate an iOS Studio project and learn about iOS dependencies.
Lesson 1 - Creating and managing a project in iOS
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