Xcode is the development environment provided by Apple for creating iOS and OS X applications.
Macs don’t come with Xcode preinstalled, but downloading and installing it is easy and free.
All you need is a Mac running OS X 10.7 Lion or later.
Macs don’t come with Xcode preinstalled, but downloading and installing it is easy and free.
All you need is a Mac running OS X 10.7 Lion or later.
Steps:
- The first step on the awesome road to programming for OS X or iOS is acquiring a copy of Xcode.
- If you don’t have it already, you can download it from the Mac App Store.
- To get there, click the App Store icon in the dock or find the App Store in the Applications folder.
- In the Mac App Store, click in the search box in the upper right, and search for Xcode Or, click Categories and then Developer Tools, and you’ll see Xcode on the top left .
- Click Free and then Install App.
- The App Store installs Xcode in your Applications folder.
- Now, you’re ready to start your journey.
- Good luck! We’ll be there with you for at least the first part of your trip.
We hope you enjoy your adventure!
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