Saying Hello to World using iOS5 and Xcode 4.2

[mharris7190]

This was a great help. I am a beginner and have the latest Xcode on my mac. I finally got it to build successfully and run but the screen was black still. Any suggestions?

[pakcikcafe]

Cool tutorial, simple and straight to the point.. Hope for more tutorial

[sypter]

Just started doing Xcode Development. This tutorial was helpful in understanding how to get moving.

[ericstravelchannel]

Okay, I got lost on 3:38. Use the "Flatback" to make the connection? How did he make that "blue line" appear?

[mharris7190]

@ericstravelchannel "trackpad" not Flatback

and he said press ctrl + click on the thing to make the blue line show up.

[cardmagik42]

Thank you so much - I just upgraded to the new SDK and had no clue what happened to IB. This was a very easy to understand and follow tutorial.

[Mrjuli6tor]

thank you!!!!!!!

[davepamn]

Thanks

I really found this demonstration helpful.

If you have two view controllers on the story board will there be a problem mapping the label to the header code?

[drewjew1980]

Thank you for this tutorial.

at 5.31 on the video, when you right click the label, I only get the Referencing Outlets and the Referencing Outlet Collections menu; not the Sent Events?

[punjabian992]

Its an Awesome tutorial !!!

Great Work Brother ...

[taralpandya2689]

I keep on getting a Semantic Error for mainLabel.text - "Hello World!"

Any Suggestions?

[rrivasopx]

i dont see the ViewController.xib file why is that? =0(

[SimpleXTehk]

@rrivasopx When creating the project, un-tick include storyboard :)

[kevindaman911]

@rrivasopx me 2



[Drewharts8]

Hey guys come check out my Xcode tutorials and my channel is drewharts8

[erickf1]

Excellent tutorial.  Thank you for taking time to teach.

[gd05oj]

Fantastic hello world.

[Bunnarith17]

would you know why when i add the dash or minus symbol - ...I get an error?

[IAmSkiffLook]

@Bunnarith17 I have same problem. Does anyone know why it doesn't work?

[bigdesignmachine]

This was great. By far the quickest Hello World app I have made in Xcode. Learning some great time saving things watching this.

Thanks so much!!

[JackSlava]

when I try to "touch inside" between the two, it doesn't give me an option to choose the method!!1 what should i do?

[oOalinasOo]

Awesome tutorial. Wish you were my comp sci prof!

[souravnayyar]

@oOalinasOo Thanks.

[oOalinasOo]

Awesome tutorial. Wish I had you a

[souravnayyar]

couldn't add the complete URL in comments. Hope you can figure it out. If not you can view it on my blog - souravnayyar followed by .com

[souravnayyar]

I uploaded a video about basics of storyboard on my vm channel.

it is vimeo site name followed by /user8840962

[souravnayyar]

Thanks guys.

strong is the ARC version of retain. I don't think there is any difference.

[nappychef35]

Great video. Question: I noticed that when the object is dragged to the code it displays: @property (strong, nonatomic). In text books, this code have "retain" instead of strong. What is the difference, or is there one? It allows to switch between weak and strong, but not retain. Whats the deal. Thanks

[nappychef35]

Question 2: Can you do a video that uses IOS 5 Storyboards and connecting objects to code like you did in this video. Thanks again.

[aleemam123]

Nice video, I've just started with Xcode. Can you do a video where you get two number inputs from the user and multiply them to give a result?

[SebastianNygaard]

@ 4:27 - I get an error with the "DisplayMessage" IBAction.

It says: "Expected selector for Objective-C method."

What am I doing wrong? I write completely the same, as you do.

BTW. Good tutorial!

[dreamzz11]

@SebastianNygaard I had the same problem, its a typo .. try writing this :

-(IBAction)DisplayMessage:(id)­sender;

Cheers.

[robertlam18]

@SebastianNygaard same here

[teacup755]

Thank you for being the first person to talk structure.

[theyusuf329]

can you make a little bit harder application ?

[SparklAmethystDragon]

Thank you for doing this - it's the first video I've seen that explains what you are doing rather than just doing it - A very big help :)