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Topic # 150131 11-Jul-2014 21:37
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Does anyone have experience with Xcode and able to recommend a beginner's guide? 




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  Reply # 1087531 11-Jul-2014 21:39
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Which version are you using? They have been markedly different over the years.



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  Reply # 1087536 11-Jul-2014 21:49
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gzt: Which version are you using? They have been markedly different over the years.


Xcode 6 beta with Swift and 5.1.1




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  Reply # 1087638 12-Jul-2014 11:07
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Apple has some ebooks on swift for free  and then there is their blog

https://developer.apple.com/swift/blog/



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sir1963: Apple has some ebooks on swift for free  and then there is their blog

https://developer.apple.com/swift/blog/



Yeah I started reading the swift book but couldn't even figure out how to run a 'Hello World' program with Swift since I don't understand how Xcode works




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  Reply # 1087854 12-Jul-2014 20:29
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Kevin McNeish has been writing a blog series for beginners at
http://www.iphonelife.com/blog/tag/apps not Swift but it shows how Xcode works. 

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Hello world xcode 6 https://mobileappmastery.com/swift-programming-tutorial-introduction/

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