How do I create a new Xcode project
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To create a new Xcode project, you can follow these steps:
- Open Xcode: Launch Xcode from your Applications folder or Dock.
- Create a New Project: From the welcome screen, click on "Create a new Xcode project." If you don't see the welcome screen, you can also go to the menu bar and select
File > New > Project.... - Choose a Template: Xcode will present you with a template chooser. Select the appropriate template for your project. For example, you might choose "App" under the iOS or macOS section if you're building a standard application.
- Configure Your Project: Enter the project name, organization name, and other relevant details. Choose the location where you want to save your project and click "Create."
For more detailed guidance on working efficiently in Xcode, you can refer to the session Xcode essentials.
If you need to create new files within an existing project, you can right-click in the project navigator and select "New File" or use the jump bar to navigate and create files near the current file. For more tips on creating new files, you can check out the segment on Tricks for creating new files from the same session.
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