Our Application - Core 1

Our Application

Our sample application, CheckIn, performs a simple task: keeping track of commit messages for your Software Configuration Management (SCM) processes.

As a developer, while you are working on an application's code base, you may want to take notes about the changes you're making and the features you're adding. All of these changes lead to a related release. CheckIn provides a handy place to build up your SCM commit message as you go, at the same time filing it against a specific release (making it easy to produce a list of what's changed from one release to another).

The first step is to create a new project for CheckIn: in Movie 1, we'll do that using the Xcode IDE. Click on Movie 1 to the right to learn how.

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• core1
• xcode
• apple
• developer

[super0chick]

Thank you for a clear tutorial. But I would like to know how start doing this project with a new version of the XCode. I noticed that your version is 2.1 and mine is 3.2.1 and I don't see where this core data application is in mine. Perhaps you could redo just this portion of your video and it would be an excellent and up to date.

[Buffzor]

I just wanted to say thank you for this tutorial series.

This is a real treasure for anyone getting started with core data. You should make more videos like this. This gets straight to the point without messing around. Great stuff.