Coding: .gitignore for Xcode 4 (Update)
Finally, Apple introduced native Git support in Xcode 4. Git is now the standard version control system you can use within Xcode. The Apple engineers did a great job in integrating Git into Xcode 4 …...
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A short reminder on how to name your iPhone / iPad app icons properly. Sure, you can always specify those names specificy in the application info.plist. But why not chose convention over configuration...
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The current project: A complete rewrite of the good old CompareMe app in Apples new programming language Swift. So, there are some insights & code snippets of a Swift ActionSheet example I want to...
View ArticleDevCorner: .gitignore for Xcode 6 projects
Including a .gitignore file in your Xcode project helps to keep your git repository clean and your commits effective.Git is the default version control system, seamless integrated into Xcode since...
View ArticleHowToFix Apple ID problem to download Xcode 7 & iOS 9 beta
I just ran into a pesky Apple ID problem as I tried to download the new Xcode 7 beta and all the other SDK resources Apple presented at the WWDC 2015, yesterday. Apple revamped some of restricted...
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