Chapter 3
The Nuts and Bolts of an Xcode Project
In This Chapter
Getting a handle on your Xcode project
Setting Xcode preferences
Building and running an iPad app
Getting inside the Simulator
Adding application icons and images
To use Xcode to create an app, you need to create an Xcode project. An Xcode project includes all the files, resources, and information required to build your application. It's your partner in creating your application, and the sooner you make friends with it, the easier your life will become.
In this chapter, I show you how to create an Xcode project and then build and run your app in the Simulator.
Creating Your Project
Because developing an iPhone and/or an iPad app requires you to work in an Xcode project, it’s time to create one. The app you’ll be building is called RoadTrip (and will also be the name of the project). The app, as I mention in the Introduction to this book, is like a travel guide on your iOS device. Here’s how you get your RoadTrip project ...
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