Titlebook: Beginning Xcode: Swift Edition; Matthew Knott Book 2014Latest edition Matthew Knott 2014

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Version Control with GitChapter 11 focused on errors and exceptions and how you can use the tools in Xcode to root them out. You looked at the three most common types of errors and exceptions: logic, runtime, and compile-time errors. You also looked at how to make sense of the call stack when your application crashes.

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LocalizationChapter 12 looked at how Xcode uses Git to create some of the finest version control ever seen in an IDE. You created a simple voice recorder under Git source control, branched the repository to add extra functionality without altering the original, and then merged the two branches together.

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Welcome to Xcode favorite iOS and OS X applications. Arguably, without such a powerful, refined, integrated development environment (IDE), the thriving ecosystem that is the App Store would not exist as it does today.

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Diving Right Invided by Apple to help you get started with not only Xcode but also some of its fantastic new technologies. This chapter explains how to create a working application using Xcode’s visual interface building tool (aptly named Interface Builder) and its built-in code editor and then run the app on your machine.

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Building, Sharing, and Distributing Applicationss to preparing archives for submission to the App Store. This chapter continues that theme as you learn how to take your finished application and submit it for hosting on Apple’s App Store, the single storefront for both free and paid applications for iOS.