iOS App #1 — Record an App in Xcode & Push it to GitHub
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2 min readMar 9, 2023
To begin with, create a new Xcode iOS App project.
- Name the “Product Name” & “Organization Identifier“.
- For the “Interface” field, select “StoryBoard”. (It’s more widely used in Taiwan than SwiftUI.)
- For the “Language” field, select “Swift”.
- Click “Create Git repository on my Mac”.
Second, add UI components from the objects library, such as labels, image views, and buttons, to the interface builder.
- cmd + shift + L: Open the objects library.
Third, start the simulator, and then record the App.
- Save as .gif or a video.
- Source: How to record an App in Xcode?
Finally, save the latest version and push the project to GitHub!
- Save the latest version: click “Source Control” → click “Commit” → select modified files → enter commit message → click “Commit”
- Push the project to GitHub: In the “Source Control navigator” section, click the 2nd icon, and then click “Repositories”. → right-click the project → click “New xxx Remote” → click “Create”
- Source:
The link below is my first iOS App project! 😎