@randomanchovies and how did you learn to code??? is it possible to create an app without having any coding experience? i cant afford to pay someone else to do it
why is it that my interface is different from yours? My TestApp folder only has ViewController.xib file and i'm confused as heck here....please help!!!
@mlovel I beleive it's just Objective-C. However, there is a program called Corona SDK that allows you to program in LUA for any iOS or Android Device.
I want an imac! it seems so fun, Create and enjoying it, everyone who has it ! answer this, not those who has'nt got one: Is it worth the money to buy an Imac? will it be with you a long time or yeah something? thank you :)
@grymmatarmar Well, my Mac has been with me for 4 years! and it's been working perfectly fine and has been compatible with all the new software updates. As I came from windows to Mac it took me some time to get used to but my god it's soooo much easier to use than windows. And above all it's just nicer. The feel, look, just everything (in my opinion) is better.
I have only added more RAM to my Mac and that's it.
@MilmersXcode Thank you a lot, im going to save money, wish when my birthday is and on christmas, then clean home and earn cash :) I'm very curious about the Xcode because i want to learn a lot about making apps and so:P
@grymmatarmar It's definately a great investment! The only downside is it's videocard is motherboard intergrated so you'll be outdated on that part really soon.
But I have mine for 2 years, and It's still working like a charm, never crashed, and can handle quite some heavy programs at the same time.
The only thing I do miss is the upgrading part..Only upgrading RAM is easy, but other things are either risky or impossible.
@MilmersXcode hey. i was just wondering if you could make a video on Xcode 4 for beginners. and a video that would teach me how to write codes. if you can't, can you send me a link to something that you feel would help me. thanks
Good stuff. May I ask what screencast program you are using? I like the way you can zoom in and also highlight your cursor with the flashlighty effect.
@mabco888 I use screenflow. You can do a lot more than what I show in my videos. You can even change the picture of the cursor. Enough blagging about the software. It cost about £56. Not sure about the $ or € but I guess you will find out. Version 3.0 is out now and it brings a whole load of new features that are pretty cool. Overall I am really happy with it and the best thing is that you can upload directly to YT from the app. Enjoy :D
@Claymator5 Don't worry. You will find the more you explore, the more apps you make that you will notice what stays the same and what changes between each app you make. You will realise that all those lines of code at 9:16 are standard for most applications created in Xcode. You will also notice that "TestAppAppDelegate.h/m" Come standard to all applications but the name changes depending on the title of your application.
If it helps you I will make a vid on how I learnt :D
@hertugweile Don't worry. The window should load the view. In other words the window won't be visible but the view will. If you have set the view to landscape and told the window to add that as a subView then your app should run in landscape regardless of the windows orientation.
If you have any more questions or require a more detailed answer feel free to PM me.
Thanks for sharing. I am a beginner for this and i just found it was difficult to relate the operation of xcode 4 to the old documents. Thanks for your clarifications which did solve some of my doubts.
Thanks for sharing. I am a beginner for this and i just found it was difficult to relate the operation of xcode 4 to the old documents. Thanks for your clarifications which did solve some of my doubts.
@appreviewer5 This is supposed to be a video teaching you about the new features in Xcode 4. Not teaching you how to make an application. In most of my new videos I use Xcode 4 to teach you how to make an app. For example if you visit my channel now (12 June 2011) my newest video is on UITableViews. If you watch a couple of my videos you should pick up on how to create a new project and add stuff to it so it runs and does stuff.
If you still want help feel free to PM me. Hope this helps :D
@Schomaker9253 I don't think so. As you know I have snow leopard but I have run and used Xcode on leopard. However I have not run Xcode 4 on leopard but I see no reason why it won't run. Apple would normal program it to allow it to. Just try it and see. No harm will be done if it doesn't work. Just de-install if it doesn't work.
@EduardoAlvez12 Yes. I believe it also understands HTML and Java but I don't think you can make a complete app using those languages. However you can with C though.
@MilmersXcode Thanks! I'm a computer science student and I use C... I'll buy my macbook as soon as possible (just when Os X Lion being sold)... Thanks for the fast answer.
@EduardoAlvez12 Yes, Xcode fully supports GCC and G++, so you can code in C and C++. Xcode also allows you to create C and C++ projects or specific files for custom projects. This video would be astoundingly fantastic if the uploader actually used some programming terminology and described what he is doing in detail. I clan clearly see what you're typing, since this is a video, but I have no idea what language you're doing any of this in. I'm deeply disappointed in this minimal effort.
@softworn Thanks for your input. I didn't know this. As I have said in many of my videos. I am still learning too. I am only 14 and I try to explain things in an easy way so people can understand without needing to understand the "Big Words". It's always good to get a bit of critique so in future videos I will try and explain more in depth about the code with terminology and explain it so that people know what I am talking about.
@ParanormalParaquad No unfortunately you have to have a Mac Computer to make apps. However you can put the apps you have made onto your iPod or iPad if you wish to test.
@NatalieGoik Sorry I have no idea how to use a PDF Framework. You could try searching on the internet or asking on the Apple Dev forums. Hope this gets you in the right direction to finding your answer.
Cool,just download it few hours ago,I don't know how to use it,just did Hello World,I shall say your video is really helpful to get a small idea..Thanks.
@jonosia23 It allows you to make IOS apps. Basically apps for apple. Yes you have to have a MAC unless you run "Virtual Mac" or something like that. However you have to have a mac to be able to upload apps to the app store. If you want to make cydia apps then you don't have to have a mac but you still have to run virtual mac.
I don't see "label" under the "Outlets" tab on the right view, instead I only see something to do with "delegate". What have I done/not done? I followed tutorial exactlly
Thank you so much for this video and the link! This really helped me out. I've been new to xcode 4 since yesterday so this really helped me understand how its changed.
@Randomanchovies
Click the .storyboard file.
h4x4fr33upl04ds 1 month ago
what button do you click to get in to interface builder?? I'm so confused, please help!
randomanchovies 1 month ago
@randomanchovies and how did you learn to code??? is it possible to create an app without having any coding experience? i cant afford to pay someone else to do it
randomanchovies 1 month ago
@randomanchovies IMO you need to understand the coding to create an app, its head mashing at first but give it a month and it will start to sink in..
All I did was watch vids on youtube and bought a couple of books...
carltaylor43 1 month ago
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When I choose to create a new project, it doesn't look like it is in the video.
My options are: Master-Detail Application, OpenGL Game, Page-Based Application, Single-View Application, Tabbed Application, Utility Application and Empty Application.
I was used to using Xcode 3. What happened? Why is mine different?
MrCrammer 2 months ago
why is it that my interface is different from yours? My TestApp folder only has ViewController.xib file and i'm confused as heck here....please help!!!
kidz890 2 months ago
What languages can be used to program for the iPhone, iPad, OSX?
mlovel 2 months ago
@mlovel I beleive it's just Objective-C. However, there is a program called Corona SDK that allows you to program in LUA for any iOS or Android Device.
Milmer.
MilmersXcode 2 months ago
i can wait that long
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c4life2828 4 months ago
I want an imac! it seems so fun, Create and enjoying it, everyone who has it ! answer this, not those who has'nt got one: Is it worth the money to buy an Imac? will it be with you a long time or yeah something? thank you :)
grymmatarmar 4 months ago
@grymmatarmar Well, my Mac has been with me for 4 years! and it's been working perfectly fine and has been compatible with all the new software updates. As I came from windows to Mac it took me some time to get used to but my god it's soooo much easier to use than windows. And above all it's just nicer. The feel, look, just everything (in my opinion) is better.
I have only added more RAM to my Mac and that's it.
In my opinion its a great machine.
MilmersXcode 4 months ago
@MilmersXcode Thank you a lot, im going to save money, wish when my birthday is and on christmas, then clean home and earn cash :) I'm very curious about the Xcode because i want to learn a lot about making apps and so:P
grymmatarmar 4 months ago
@grymmatarmar its worth the money!
iIanTV 3 months ago
@grymmatarmar
I have used Macs for a while and i have to say i would not go back to just using a PC. I love my iMac It is well worth the money.
swood2525 2 months ago
@grymmatarmar It's definately a great investment! The only downside is it's videocard is motherboard intergrated so you'll be outdated on that part really soon.
But I have mine for 2 years, and It's still working like a charm, never crashed, and can handle quite some heavy programs at the same time.
The only thing I do miss is the upgrading part..Only upgrading RAM is easy, but other things are either risky or impossible.
Esuta 1 month ago
@MilmersXcode hey. i was just wondering if you could make a video on Xcode 4 for beginners. and a video that would teach me how to write codes. if you can't, can you send me a link to something that you feel would help me. thanks
madmant69 6 months ago
Good stuff. May I ask what screencast program you are using? I like the way you can zoom in and also highlight your cursor with the flashlighty effect.
mabco888 6 months ago
@mabco888 I use screenflow. You can do a lot more than what I show in my videos. You can even change the picture of the cursor. Enough blagging about the software. It cost about £56. Not sure about the $ or € but I guess you will find out. Version 3.0 is out now and it brings a whole load of new features that are pretty cool. Overall I am really happy with it and the best thing is that you can upload directly to YT from the app. Enjoy :D
MilmersXcode 6 months ago 2
@Claymator5 Don't worry. You will find the more you explore, the more apps you make that you will notice what stays the same and what changes between each app you make. You will realise that all those lines of code at 9:16 are standard for most applications created in Xcode. You will also notice that "TestAppAppDelegate.h/m" Come standard to all applications but the name changes depending on the title of your application.
If it helps you I will make a vid on how I learnt :D
MilmersXcode 6 months ago
this helped me learn to navigate the switch from Xcode 3 to Xcode 4. its pretty snazzy
TheSchmitzrunner 7 months ago
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orion4mm 7 months ago
I have a question, regarding the interface builder.
If you take a look at the link below, then you'll see that I can't change the orientation.
I'm building a landscape-mode app, but when clicking the "Window" at the left, you'll see that the orientation is grayed out.
Do you know why?
81.7.144.103/diverse/xcode.tiff
hertugweile 8 months ago
@hertugweile Don't worry. The window should load the view. In other words the window won't be visible but the view will. If you have set the view to landscape and told the window to add that as a subView then your app should run in landscape regardless of the windows orientation.
If you have any more questions or require a more detailed answer feel free to PM me.
MilmersXcode 8 months ago
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hertugweile 8 months ago
Great vid!! Thanks man!
yRDVGy 8 months ago
Thanks for sharing. I am a beginner for this and i just found it was difficult to relate the operation of xcode 4 to the old documents. Thanks for your clarifications which did solve some of my doubts.
hayashisan88 8 months ago
Thanks for sharing. I am a beginner for this and i just found it was difficult to relate the operation of xcode 4 to the old documents. Thanks for your clarifications which did solve some of my doubts.
hayashisan88 8 months ago
Thanks for for your effort putting this to Youtube. This is by far the best video for introduction to Xcode4.
hwangedward 8 months ago
Can you please make a tutorial on how to create an application using xcode 4? I've subscribed.. Thanks for the help but i could really use more...
appreviewer5 8 months ago
@appreviewer5 This is supposed to be a video teaching you about the new features in Xcode 4. Not teaching you how to make an application. In most of my new videos I use Xcode 4 to teach you how to make an app. For example if you visit my channel now (12 June 2011) my newest video is on UITableViews. If you watch a couple of my videos you should pick up on how to create a new project and add stuff to it so it runs and does stuff.
If you still want help feel free to PM me. Hope this helps :D
MilmersXcode 8 months ago in playlist Xcode 4 Videos
I have leopard. Do you need snow leopard?
Schomaker9253 9 months ago
@Schomaker9253 I don't think so. As you know I have snow leopard but I have run and used Xcode on leopard. However I have not run Xcode 4 on leopard but I see no reason why it won't run. Apple would normal program it to allow it to. Just try it and see. No harm will be done if it doesn't work. Just de-install if it doesn't work.
MilmersXcode 9 months ago
Can I use C language on XCode?
EduardoAlvez12 9 months ago
@EduardoAlvez12 Yes. I believe it also understands HTML and Java but I don't think you can make a complete app using those languages. However you can with C though.
MilmersXcode 9 months ago
@MilmersXcode Thanks! I'm a computer science student and I use C... I'll buy my macbook as soon as possible (just when Os X Lion being sold)... Thanks for the fast answer.
EduardoAlvez12 9 months ago
@EduardoAlvez12 Yes, Xcode fully supports GCC and G++, so you can code in C and C++. Xcode also allows you to create C and C++ projects or specific files for custom projects. This video would be astoundingly fantastic if the uploader actually used some programming terminology and described what he is doing in detail. I clan clearly see what you're typing, since this is a video, but I have no idea what language you're doing any of this in. I'm deeply disappointed in this minimal effort.
softworn 9 months ago
@softworn Thanks for your input. I didn't know this. As I have said in many of my videos. I am still learning too. I am only 14 and I try to explain things in an easy way so people can understand without needing to understand the "Big Words". It's always good to get a bit of critique so in future videos I will try and explain more in depth about the code with terminology and explain it so that people know what I am talking about.
Thanks again for the advice :D
MilmersXcode 9 months ago
Can you create on the ipad or iphone or do you need to have a computer to do it?
ParanormalParaquad 9 months ago
@ParanormalParaquad No unfortunately you have to have a Mac Computer to make apps. However you can put the apps you have made onto your iPod or iPad if you wish to test.
MilmersXcode 9 months ago
What code language does xcode use?
simpplyamazing 9 months ago
@simpplyamazing C++ basically Objective-C with bits added on.
MilmersXcode 9 months ago
Ive added a PDF framework to my project, now how do I get from the framework, to placing PDFs onto my app? PLEASEEEEEE HELP!!!!!!
NatalieGoik 9 months ago
@NatalieGoik Sorry I have no idea how to use a PDF Framework. You could try searching on the internet or asking on the Apple Dev forums. Hope this gets you in the right direction to finding your answer.
MilmersXcode 9 months ago
This is the best intro video on Xcode 4 that I've seen.
fsivada 9 months ago
Cool,just download it few hours ago,I don't know how to use it,just did Hello World,I shall say your video is really helpful to get a small idea..Thanks.
Rolandomememe 9 months ago
So, does Xcode enable users to program and design apps? and also does the user have to have a MAC??
jonosia23 10 months ago
@jonosia23 It allows you to make IOS apps. Basically apps for apple. Yes you have to have a MAC unless you run "Virtual Mac" or something like that. However you have to have a mac to be able to upload apps to the app store. If you want to make cydia apps then you don't have to have a mac but you still have to run virtual mac.
MilmersXcode 10 months ago
@jonosia23 Yes
muertomaniaco 9 months ago
Your Genius Thanks Dude!
SHMMF 10 months ago
I؛m finished the program design and pause when you raise the program
application failed verification. the signature was invalid, or it was not signed with an apple submission certicate
q8address 10 months ago
I don't see "label" under the "Outlets" tab on the right view, instead I only see something to do with "delegate". What have I done/not done? I followed tutorial exactlly
npb07149 10 months ago
@npb07149 Never mind sorry. I was editing the wrong .xib file hahaha
npb07149 10 months ago
Thank...Buddy!! The tutorial is easy to understand....!! Keep on posting new video
ROHITHKUMARKADARI 10 months ago
Thank you so much for this video and the link! This really helped me out. I've been new to xcode 4 since yesterday so this really helped me understand how its changed.
gvcdkg 11 months ago
@gvcdkg No problem and glad to help. Thanks for the subscription :D
MilmersXcode 11 months ago
Great intro to Xcode 4 and thanks for putting my link in the description
iPhone743G 11 months ago