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Beginner Introduction to Xcode 13

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An introduction to Xcode 13, covering project creation, the source editor, simulator, SwiftUI, and UIKit basics.

Hello Devs. Xcode is the IDE for developing in Swift. In this Beginner Series, I will navigate thru the different sections of Xcode 13 by creating a New Project, write some code in the Source Code Editor, run the app in the Simulator. I will show you a little bit of both worlds - SwiftUI and UIKit with Storyboard I hope you will like it and will find it helpful. Happy Coding. 📷 Follow me on Instagram instagram.com/codingnutsh... 🐥 My Twitter twitter.com/CodingNutshell​ Video Timestamps Intro Launching Xcode New Project and Templates Source Editor Navigator Inspector Canvas Toolbar Create a SwiftUI Project Simulator Debug Area More SwiftUI Modifiers UIKit + Storyboard Interface Builder Layout Constraints Creating Outlet More of Source Editor End #swift #swiftui #Xcode

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What people say. Recommended as a quick tutorial to help beginners get familiar with Xcode.

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Swift and ios have a great community. That’s not what’s holding you back. How to learn properly, find resources, and how to push through when you’re stuck are your issues. Lets take an example. You don’t understand Xcode. Why? There are countless resources on this. Here’s multiple youtube tutorials and a medium post: tutorial 1 tutorial 2 tutorial 3 These took me 5 mins to find. When you don’t understand something. Investigate and search. As for learning swift. Do 100 days of SwiftUI and READ the Swift documentation. Try to remake the instagram or twitter app. Struggle through it. If you don’t know how to do something. Look it up.
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