👋 Our "Launch Your First App" program will help you build up your iOS skills to publish your very own feature rich app even if you’re a beginner starting from scratch. cwc.to/youtubeoffer
THANKS Chris! I’m a retired programmer and want to write some iPhone and Mac apps. This was by far the best tutorial to get me going. I’ve tried several that didn’t do it for me. Looking forward to watching more of your videos! Thanks again!
It's a Saturday evening and I was thinking what could I start learning and I came across your tutorial. I am 10 minutes in and you explain it so well. It is really for beginners. Also great that you started by explaining even what kind of files get saved. Love that!!!
First time working in Xcode and this was a great intro into how powerful the IDE is. It's insane how easy they make it to build things. Excited to dive in and start building my first app!
@@CodeWithChris question for you! I started digging and I realized my iPhone is on a later version (16) than my iMac (Big Sur) which runs Xcode 13 rather than 14. This makes it so I can’t test apps on my phone. I would rather not upgrade my OS because it tends to break my audio prod. software, do you feel it’s necessary to test apps on your phone or do you think the simulator is enough??
I watched your 2022 tutorial, but I forgot a lot of stuff. Now I’m back with the 2023 tutorial and Xcode 14.1 fired up on my M1 Mac mini. Thanks Chris!
I've been developing programs for over 20 years but had no knowledge of ios development. This is by far the best tutorial I've seen (and I've been searching for a LONG time). Congrats on the excellent job. Thanks.
I’m an Apple tech advisor and I signed up for Codecademy so I could learn Xcode and Swift Language. I’m trying to get motivated as I really want to develop a career, so that’s why I’m here! Thanks for the awesome tutorial!
Thank you very much Chris! I just graduated from computer science, and I feel lost. There are so many options and paths. I have narrowed my decision and decided to go with iOS developer career path. Your videos are really helpful!
I'm 30 mins into this video and have learnt more about the layout and functions of XCODE than I have in 4 different UDEMY courses that I've paid for. They just start you coding, and don't explain the fundamentals at all, which isn't really teaching you anything. I'm going to watch your channel now as I think I will actually learn more ! Well done :)
Really excellent video. Once upon a time I was a C Programmer, now (re) learning to program for iOS with my teen-age son. This was a PERFECT intro to Xcode. Thanks Chris!
Chris, thank you for making this tutorial available. I don't' speak english very well, but you are so didactic teaching that I can understand everything you say. You explain and teach very well. Thank you again. =)
Thank you for making and sharing this Xcode 14 '22 tutorial. Your calm voice i.c.m. with onscreen visuals make me wanna start with Xcode again. The UI keeps changing and now I have a recent reference and can start coding again!
I supported app developers at my previous job where I was testing all the software and coming up with new ideas. I was fascinated how they managed to turn these ideas into something that worked so I bought a Mac to try it out but got scared of how difficult it looked. I've returned to wanting to try it for real as I have so many new ideas for apps that just don't seem to be out there so I though, if you can't find what you want.. make it!
Absolutely fabulous introduction tutorial! Covered everything I wanted to know to get started (including how to get rid of a breakpoint I accidentally set xD) Much appreciated :)
Chris, very easy to understand; your pace is consistent. Some other video instructors tend to be boring some point and then at some point with something important fast and you'll have to rewind. Also you explain the context of everything very well. Do you have a video on publish an app once you are happy with what you got. thanks!
Hi @tonyho8363 thanks for taking the time to comment! We have a video on that exact topic, we published it 3 years ago but the steps are still relevant, today here it is: ruclips.net/video/YPLs3xrDcm0/видео.html --Joash
Fantastic video Chris. I will be back here more often. Glad to subscribe. I had just got onto the former xcode versions and sort of understood storyboards sege etc then found out it all changed again. But for the better I think. So glad i found your channel.
thanks chris! i'm trying to make my first app, i've sketched out a UI in figma and was staring at Xcode feeling completely hopeless, this has helped so much with orienting myself
You can do it! If you have questions you can post on our CodeCrew forum and have our tech support staff help you out! Just visit this link codecrew.codewithchris.com - Pat
Fantastic Chris, really very helpful! Would love to have seen this same walkthrough but for a macOS application, however this still served as a fantastic primer to the IDE. Your presentation is excellent, very clear and a good pace, a definite sub from me.
I had such a stupid mistake where I didn't have `com` in my organization name and couldn't import any modules. Thank you for helping me to solve this stupid mistake!
Great tutorial, love xCode. Now I do have one problem. When creating an app for cross platforms meaning I want the users from both iOS and android to be connected, it is probably a bad idea to start programming my app in xCode, because I will need to program the Same app then for android later… is there any good solution programming for both platforms ? And if so how much is it to recommend programming both at once ?
Interacting with apple's dev tools honestly makes me wish I had an android phone. Random authentication errors, an infinitely looping login screen, needing to contact support to rename a personal team registered under a previous name, fun. I haven't even gotten to coding yet.
Hey thanks Chris can you make a video of how to code in objective c only for SQLite code on Xcode 14? Also can you make a video of how to make a iOS app coding in swift only for a iOS app video?
Hello chris ! I am currently working on my senior project and planning to create an healthcare app and I was watching your videos which i love your explaination and Ive been trying to download xcode and I don't know what to do besides using xcode
haha... "ignore the bad ratings". Dunno why that was an important point to make, when its the only official way to develop apps on for Apple. Anyhow, Maybe i'm doing this the wrong way round, but i always prefer using automated drag and drop first, then see what it does.. finally i am able to learn what the code does much better.. Also helps with troubleshooting.. Because you know what a piece of code does because you did it yourself, rather than just following what others tell you it does, it shines those who have trouble when they don't know how to fix their code, vs the ones who know what it does because they build it themselves. eg. i wouldn't be able to get to GUI stage /clickable buttons without the drag-and-drop Toolbox in Visual Studio to help me get going. To me, that's always a better way, but everyone is different. Is there something like this in xcode?
Chris hi I know it’s a long shot but I’m looking to making an app to keep track of employees time clock ins and outs to be able to run payroll a bit faster but have no idea how to do it could you guide me or what else do I have to learn to be able to make a successful time clock app? Thank you in advance I love your videos and how you explain
Thank you for this informative intro video. I'm very new to all this. I have an old iphone 4 running 7.1.2. and want to be able to access the log files on it but it doesn't connect to Xcode 14 which I run on Mac OS 12.6.2. Is there a way to add the iPhone 4 or iOS 7.1.2 support files from a previous Xcode version that supports iOS 7.1.2 to do this? I'm not interested in the simulator as much as working on the iPhone 4 device. Thank you.
hey, just checked your linkedin and saw you went to waterloo. i was really hoping to go to waterloo, i got a 99 overall average in semester 1 this year in grade 12, but currently i have a 93 in calculus and i dont think it's going to go up, im worried now i wont get into waterloo cs (i had a 99 in advanced functions, not sure why im doing worse in calculus), i already got into uoft saint george cs but i really wanted to go to waterloo.
I may be the minority here but I don't feel like he's explaining this well for people that have never touched code or anything like this before. He isn't explaining the details well and he's assuming we know the basics of some file names and acronyms.
I'm a 7 year professional iOS developer and I'll tell you this...UIKit is not going anywhere. Stop telling people SwiftUI "is the future". It's not even production ready as I write this in May '23. SwiftUI still requires UIKit wrappers...so no. SwiftUI is not production ready and nobody will ever convince me otherwise. As this tutorial does a good job at covering the basics of Xcode, telling brand new devs (or aspiring devs) to avoid UIKit is 100% the wrong way to look at it. Today if you apply for a job and don't know any UIKit, you (likely) aren't getting a job (especially if I'm the one interviewing you). UIKIt and SwiftUI will run along side each other for a long time to come (just like Obj-C and Swift do).
@@officialunnamed0 Maybe learn some comprehension. Nowhere did I say I was a 7 year old person. I said I was a 7 year developer as in I've been developing at a professional level for 7 years.
If I execute print, I want the print output currently in the console to be cleared, and the new print output to appear there. It's annoying to click on the trash can icon every time. I haven't found anything in the settings.
Xcode says my phone needs to enable developer in settings on iPhone, but I don't see any developer toggle or anything in the privacy settings as mentioned
Hi Chris! Thanks for all of the great content. It's very clear and helpful! I have a question though, I'm a little worried about how to develop an app without it's ideas being stolen...you know what I mean? Like, I'm afraid of apple somehow seeing my coding and app ideas, and implementing them before I'm able to... Should I even worry about that kind of thing or..? (ex: Lets say I had an idea called CornwoodDealers where its an app, but I don't want the name CornwoodDealers to be taken, or the ideas)
Great video! I have one question: I have projects on PyCharm made with Kivy, and when I try to move them to Xcode so as to build an app with them, I cannot get the run destinations to show (I am only shown "my Mac" where all the iPhone sims should be. As such, when I hit build, nothing happens and my code is not executed. Could you help me out, please?
I see what you're trying to do. Unfortunately, Kivy is a python framework, and porting that python code over to Xcode doesn't work like how you think it should be. A Swift/SwiftUI developer who knows how to read python code using Kivy might be able to help you. You can also learn Swift and SwiftUI from our RUclips tutorials so you can have an idea how to write and port the code into Swift/SwiftUI yourself. I wish you best of luck! - Iñaki
one question I have (not sure if it was mentioned) - lets say I have an archive file already (built by someone else) and i want to make changes to it - is there a way i can open the archived app back into the "Project" phase and will be able to edit some of the identifier fields? (Entity, BundleID, etc.?)
Thank you for the video! I'm a beginner, and Im stock for now. If I want to use a photo, how is it possible for me to edit it, in the right size/format? Any guides for that any programs?. The pic I insert, dos not fit in:-)
Hi lara! Thank you for watching. For technical questions, kindly post them on our CodeCrew forum. Our tech support staff will help you there! Here's the link codecrew.codewithchris.com - Pat
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THANKS Chris!
I’m a retired programmer and want to write some iPhone and Mac apps. This was by far the best tutorial to get me going. I’ve tried several that didn’t do it for me. Looking forward to watching more of your videos! Thanks again!
Great to hear! And thank you for watching! :) - Pat
I bought a macbook pro 14” for swift learning, I was surprised how easy to do front end here 😂. Thank you on this video.
Glad we could help! Thanks for watching! - Pat
It's a Saturday evening and I was thinking what could I start learning and I came across your tutorial. I am 10 minutes in and you explain it so well. It is really for beginners. Also great that you started by explaining even what kind of files get saved. Love that!!!
Talk about great timing! We hope you enjoy learning iOS dev with us! :) - Pat
😩true
First time working in Xcode and this was a great intro into how powerful the IDE is. It's insane how easy they make it to build things. Excited to dive in and start building my first app!
Couldn't agree more! And thank you so much for watching! - Pat
@@CodeWithChris question for you! I started digging and I realized my iPhone is on a later version (16) than my iMac (Big Sur) which runs Xcode 13 rather than 14. This makes it so I can’t test apps on my phone.
I would rather not upgrade my OS because it tends to break my audio prod. software, do you feel it’s necessary to test apps on your phone or do you think the simulator is enough??
23 minutes into the app and the explanation is how exactly I wanted it! Effective and simple.
Glad it helped! Thanks for watching! - Iñaki
Thanks Chris, i just started my senior project in mobile development, and this is by far the best tutorial up to date!
Great to hear! Thank you for watching! - Pat
Thanks for putting together such a thoughtfully-produced, highly-detailed, and much-needed tutorial.
I watched your 2022 tutorial, but I forgot a lot of stuff. Now I’m back with the 2023 tutorial and Xcode 14.1 fired up on my M1 Mac mini. Thanks Chris!
Happy to help! Thank you for watching! - Pat
I've been developing programs for over 20 years but had no knowledge of ios development. This is by far the best tutorial I've seen (and I've been searching for a LONG time). Congrats on the excellent job. Thanks.
Glad it helped! Thanks for watching! - Iñaki
I’m an Apple tech advisor and I signed up for Codecademy so I could learn Xcode and Swift Language. I’m trying to get motivated as I really want to develop a career, so that’s why I’m here! Thanks for the awesome tutorial!
That is awesome! Hope you get the motivation you need! - Pat
bu yorumu benim gibi sade ve anlaşılır bir Xcode'a giriş videosu bulamayanlar için yazıyorum. bu video bulabildiğim en iyisi.
thank you Chris
Thank you very much Chris!
I just graduated from computer science, and I feel lost. There are so many options and paths.
I have narrowed my decision and decided to go with iOS developer career path.
Your videos are really helpful!
You can do it! And thank you for learning with us! - Pat
Hey I am only 11 but I love watching your tutorials!! I am building a soccer app but am having trouble with a few things. Thanks!!
Wow thank you for learning iOS with us! Hope you're enjoying it :) - Pat
I'm 30 mins into this video and have learnt more about the layout and functions of XCODE than I have in 4 different UDEMY courses that I've paid for. They just start you coding, and don't explain the fundamentals at all, which isn't really teaching you anything. I'm going to watch your channel now as I think I will actually learn more ! Well done :)
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching! - Iñaki
Incredibly helpful tutorial, especially the mention of the library and the attributes inspector! Will make moving forward a lot easier
Glad it was helpful! - Pat
Really excellent video. Once upon a time I was a C Programmer, now (re) learning to program for iOS with my teen-age son. This was a PERFECT intro to Xcode. Thanks Chris!
Awesome! Good to start them young! - Pat
Thx for quick guide. Was coding apps 10 years ago and forgot the most of the stuff.
It was so great to find a tutorial for the latest version of Xcode! Chris is a great teacher!
Thank you so much for watching! - Pat
You deserve million subs for sure! Thank you for sharing this with us for free!
Wow, thank you for your kind words! :) - Pat
Chris, thank you for making this tutorial available. I don't' speak english very well, but you are so didactic teaching that I can understand everything you say. You explain and teach very well. Thank you again. =)
You're welcome!! And thank you for learning with us! :) - Pat
Thank you for making and sharing this Xcode 14 '22 tutorial. Your calm voice i.c.m. with onscreen visuals make me wanna start with Xcode again. The UI keeps changing and now I have a recent reference and can start coding again!
We are redoing our 'How to Build An App' series with Xcode 14. Video 01 came out today!
@AdrienVillez
@@CodeWithChris Nice! I’m definitely going to check-out that vid!
You have no idea how helpful you video is. Thank you for putting the time to take this.
You are so welcome! - Pat
Did some iPhone apps with Objective C many years ago. This was a very good summary to get started again. Thanks for sharing 👍🏼
Thanks a lot, the better explanation ever on RUclips))
You are welcome! Thank you for watching! :) - Pat
I supported app developers at my previous job where I was testing all the software and coming up with new ideas. I was fascinated how they managed to turn these ideas into something that worked so I bought a Mac to try it out but got scared of how difficult it looked. I've returned to wanting to try it for real as I have so many new ideas for apps that just don't seem to be out there so I though, if you can't find what you want.. make it!
Go try it! You'll never know if you'll never try :) - Pat
Absolutely fabulous introduction tutorial! Covered everything I wanted to know to get started (including how to get rid of a breakpoint I accidentally set xD) Much appreciated :)
Awesome. It's been 1 and half year I'm using MacBook but neveer use Xcode. I believe, I'm gonna try now. Nice tutorial.
Go for it!! - Pat
may god give you everything you want in life. thank you for this simple and straightforward tutorial. very very helpful!!
Hello! We're glad you found your video valuable! And thank you so much for the appreciation. :)
--Joash
First impressions: This is such a professional code environment
Thanks for watching! - Iñaki
Chris, very easy to understand; your pace is consistent. Some other video instructors tend to be boring some point and then at some point with something important fast and you'll have to rewind. Also you explain the context of everything very well. Do you have a video on publish an app once you are happy with what you got. thanks!
Hi @tonyho8363 thanks for taking the time to comment! We have a video on that exact topic, we published it 3 years ago but the steps are still relevant, today here it is: ruclips.net/video/YPLs3xrDcm0/видео.html
--Joash
Fantastic video Chris. I will be back here more often. Glad to subscribe. I had just got onto the former xcode versions and sort of understood storyboards sege etc then found out it all changed again. But for the better I think. So glad i found your channel.
That's awesome! Glad to have you here learning with us! :) - Pat
thanks chris! i'm trying to make my first app, i've sketched out a UI in figma and was staring at Xcode feeling completely hopeless, this has helped so much with orienting myself
You can do it! If you have questions you can post on our CodeCrew forum and have our tech support staff help you out! Just visit this link codecrew.codewithchris.com - Pat
thank you! that was one of the best tutorials i’ve seen on youtube
You're very welcome! - Pat
I'm blown away by X-Code.
Time to use it and make some apps!
@AdrienVillez
Fantastic Chris, really very helpful! Would love to have seen this same walkthrough but for a macOS application, however this still served as a fantastic primer to the IDE. Your presentation is excellent, very clear and a good pace, a definite sub from me.
I had such a stupid mistake where I didn't have `com` in my organization name and couldn't import any modules. Thank you for helping me to solve this stupid mistake!
Always happy to help! - Pat
By far one of the best guide's there is!
Wow thank you for the kind words! Appreciate it! - Pat
Great intro to xcode. Thanks 👍
quite literally the most helpful video ive been able to find. thank you sm!!!
You're so welcome! - Pat
Amazing! SUPER HELPFUL and easy to understand. Thank you Chris for this tutorials.
You're very welcome! - Pat
Thanks for the great Xcode tutorial! Your explanations were clear and easy to follow, and I feel more confident using it now. Keep up the good work
No worries! Good luck with your project! - Pat
so much thanks from Turkiye ,really really u r amazing, i cant find words to tell how i feel. ty man , ty so much.
No worries! - Pat
First time in Xcode and good sensations..... Thanks.
Hope you're enjoying! - Pat
Your Teaching Videos are very helpful . Thank You Very Much
obrigado sz, seria ótimo se tivesse professores como você aqui no Brasil ...
Appreciate the kind words, thank you!! - Pat
That's a very well-organized tutorial!! Thanks for the vid!
Glad it was helpful! - Pat
This is a great video. Nice and easy to follow with lots of cool tips.
What an excellent teacher you are!
Thank you! I'll be sure to let Chris know :) - Iñaki
Really great and cool introduction video. Thank you Chris
You're welcome! Thank you for watching! - Pat
Great tutorial! Very well explained!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching! - Iñaki
Great tutorial, love xCode. Now I do have one problem. When creating an app for cross platforms meaning I want the users from both iOS and android to be connected, it is probably a bad idea to start programming my app in xCode, because I will need to program the Same app then for android later… is there any good solution programming for both platforms ? And if so how much is it to recommend programming both at once ?
very clear and smooth tutorial
Glad to hear that! Thank you for watching! - Pat
Interacting with apple's dev tools honestly makes me wish I had an android phone. Random authentication errors, an infinitely looping login screen, needing to contact support to rename a personal team registered under a previous name, fun. I haven't even gotten to coding yet.
Wow Great vid! Well spoken and structured. Tons of value
Thank you so much! - Pat
awesome vid! will be buying your course :D
Awesome, thank you! - Pat
Hey thanks Chris can you make a video of how to code in objective c only for SQLite code on Xcode 14? Also can you make a video of how to make a iOS app coding in swift only for a iOS app video?
You can send tutorial recommendations here app.productstash.io/codewithchris#/ideas :) - Pat
very very good start...did the whole thing
Awesome! Thank you for learning with us! - Pat
Hello chris ! I am currently working on my senior project and planning to create an healthcare app and I was watching your videos which i love your explaination and Ive been trying to download xcode and I don't know what to do besides using xcode
Plz give the link to the beginner series in which you explained about the new files and how to navigate between them
Fantastic tutorial. Thank you
this save my life!!!!!!!!!
We're happy it did! lol - Pat
outstanding explanation..thanks..god bless you
You are most welcome! Thank you for watching! - Pat
Great video, thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching! We hope it was helpful to you to get started with iOS!
@AdrienVillez
@@CodeWithChris yes very much so!
The best tutorial. Thankqq
Thank you so much for sharing this video !
You are so welcome! - Pat
haha... "ignore the bad ratings". Dunno why that was an important point to make, when its the only official way to develop apps on for Apple. Anyhow, Maybe i'm doing this the wrong way round, but i always prefer using automated drag and drop first, then see what it does.. finally i am able to learn what the code does much better.. Also helps with troubleshooting..
Because you know what a piece of code does because you did it yourself, rather than just following what others tell you it does, it shines those who have trouble when they don't know how to fix their code, vs the ones who know what it does because they build it themselves.
eg. i wouldn't be able to get to GUI stage /clickable buttons without the drag-and-drop Toolbox in Visual Studio to help me get going. To me, that's always a better way, but everyone is different. Is there something like this in xcode?
Thanks Chris! Good job!
Thank you so much, very helpful !!
No problem!! - Pat
Great video, just wanted to know if you could share your keyboard model details :), thanks.
Great video, thank you so much!
Glad you enjoyed it! - Pat
Thanks u very much Chris. Supper video tutorial.
Thank YOU for watching! - Pat
Chris hi I know it’s a long shot but I’m looking to making an app to keep track of employees time clock ins and outs to be able to run payroll a bit faster but have no idea how to do it could you guide me or what else do I have to learn to be able to make a successful time clock app? Thank you in advance I love your videos and how you explain
This was so helpful!! Thank you
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching! :) - Pat
I love the video but is this just the from end or is this everything and are you writhing in swift or ....also how do you do the back end
I'm using XS as well.😄
Great video man!
Awesome video!
Glad you enjoyed it :) - Pat
It's very helpful thank you for this video
Most welcome 😊 - Pat
Thank you for this informative intro video. I'm very new to all this. I have an old iphone 4 running 7.1.2. and want to be able to access the log files on it but it doesn't connect to Xcode 14 which I run on Mac OS 12.6.2. Is there a way to add the iPhone 4 or iOS 7.1.2 support files from a previous Xcode version that supports iOS 7.1.2 to do this? I'm not interested in the simulator as much as working on the iPhone 4 device. Thank you.
This video is awesome!
Thank you so much! - Pat
is there a way to get this or something just like this on windows?
Do you have a video on how to install the mac App Store on a computer ? i could not find it among your videos .
Wow. Amazing 👏
Thank you! Cheers! - Pat
hey, just checked your linkedin and saw you went to waterloo. i was really hoping to go to waterloo, i got a 99 overall average in semester 1 this year in grade 12, but currently i have a 93 in calculus and i dont think it's going to go up, im worried now i wont get into waterloo cs (i had a 99 in advanced functions, not sure why im doing worse in calculus), i already got into uoft saint george cs but i really wanted to go to waterloo.
how many gigs of ram do i need for macbook pro m3 for coding?
I may be the minority here but I don't feel like he's explaining this well for people that have never touched code or anything like this before. He isn't explaining the details well and he's assuming we know the basics of some file names and acronyms.
My codes are going from number 1-67 and it’s saying different things helpppppp this is my second day 😭💔
I'm a 7 year professional iOS developer and I'll tell you this...UIKit is not going anywhere. Stop telling people SwiftUI "is the future". It's not even production ready as I write this in May '23. SwiftUI still requires UIKit wrappers...so no. SwiftUI is not production ready and nobody will ever convince me otherwise. As this tutorial does a good job at covering the basics of Xcode, telling brand new devs (or aspiring devs) to avoid UIKit is 100% the wrong way to look at it. Today if you apply for a job and don't know any UIKit, you (likely) aren't getting a job (especially if I'm the one interviewing you). UIKIt and SwiftUI will run along side each other for a long time to come (just like Obj-C and Swift do).
I didn’t know 7 year olds were iOS developers
@@officialunnamed0 Maybe learn some comprehension. Nowhere did I say I was a 7 year old person. I said I was a 7 year developer as in I've been developing at a professional level for 7 years.
@@RSzadyhe was kidding, he knew you meant 7 years of experience.
If I execute print, I want the print output currently in the console to be cleared, and the new print output to appear there. It's annoying to click on the trash can icon every time. I haven't found anything in the settings.
Xcode says my phone needs to enable developer in settings on iPhone, but I don't see any developer toggle or anything in the privacy settings as mentioned
Thanks, really useful!
Glad to hear that! - Pat
Hi Chris! Thanks for all of the great content. It's very clear and helpful!
I have a question though, I'm a little worried about how to develop an app without it's ideas being stolen...you know what I mean?
Like, I'm afraid of apple somehow seeing my coding and app ideas, and implementing them before I'm able to...
Should I even worry about that kind of thing or..?
(ex: Lets say I had an idea called CornwoodDealers where its an app, but I don't want the name CornwoodDealers to be taken, or the ideas)
Is there a video that explicitly creates an iOS game instead of a normal app? What is the difference?
Great video! I have one question: I have projects on PyCharm made with Kivy, and when I try to move them to Xcode so as to build an app with them, I cannot get the run destinations to show (I am only shown "my Mac" where all the iPhone sims should be. As such, when I hit build, nothing happens and my code is not executed. Could you help me out, please?
I see what you're trying to do. Unfortunately, Kivy is a python framework, and porting that python code over to Xcode doesn't work like how you think it should be.
A Swift/SwiftUI developer who knows how to read python code using Kivy might be able to help you. You can also learn Swift and SwiftUI from our RUclips tutorials so you can have an idea how to write and port the code into Swift/SwiftUI yourself.
I wish you best of luck! - Iñaki
one question I have (not sure if it was mentioned) - lets say I have an archive file already (built by someone else) and i want to make changes to it - is there a way i can open the archived app back into the "Project" phase and will be able to edit some of the identifier fields? (Entity, BundleID, etc.?)
When I bring up the Inspector, my Canvas hides underneath the Editor! How do I make it stay side-by-side?
Thanks
Thank you for the video! I'm a beginner, and Im stock for now. If I want to use a photo, how is it possible for me to edit it, in the right size/format? Any guides for that any programs?. The pic I insert, dos not fit in:-)
Hi lara! Thank you for watching. For technical questions, kindly post them on our CodeCrew forum. Our tech support staff will help you there! Here's the link codecrew.codewithchris.com - Pat
Hi Chris , if I have source code of an existing Xcode app, would it be easy to edit?