How to know my xcode version Videos

• 1. Create a Simple App in Xcode 4.3.3
• 2. IOS Programming with Xcode 6.4 and Objective-C : Flappy Bird Part 1
• 3. How to build an iOS 9 App with xCode 7, Part 1: Hello world!
• 4. Learn Xcode - Tutorial 1
• 5. XCode 4 Tutorial For Beginners - Episode 1 [XCode 4.6]
• 6. Learn to code using Xcode (C++) an Informative Beginners Tutorial
• 7. Map View - Current Location in Swift - Xcode 7 iOS 9 Tutorial

Create a Simple App in Xcode 4.3.3

User Comments

MrLaloyop commented on 07 May 2013

Hello, I don´t speak english very well but I'll try to explain what happened to me: when I run the app and I click on the buttons they sound all like the sound of the bee. Do yo have any idea why this happen? Here is where I think it's my mistake: NSString *soundFile=[[NSBundle mainBundle] pathForResource:buttonName ofType:@"wav"]; thanks for your time and your teaching. There's no much of this kind of tutorial into spanish. Thank you again.

Sajja TJ commented on 29 May 2013

I visited more than 5 tutorials to learn how to use Xcode for a very beginner. I admire that your clip video is easy to follow and not too much coding like other videos on YouTube. If your guys are a very beginner like me, this clip video is a good starting point which will not scare you with a lot of coding/programming language. Yet, you must encounter with coding if you want to master Xcode anyway.

paggisalsa commented on 26 Aug 2013

Thats right. I have 4.6.3 and didnt work for me either. The error I am getting is [FirstViewController playSound:]: unrecognized selector sent to instance 0x816ef20 2013-08-25 22:36:17.943 Laundo[2740:11603] *** Terminating app due to uncaught exception 'NSInvalidArgumentException', reason: '-[FirstViewController playSound:]: unrecognized selector sent to instance 0x816ef20'

TD SMAX commented on 31 Jul 2013

- (IBAction)playSound:(id)sender { SystemSoundID soundID; NSString *buttonName=[sender currentTitle]; NSString *soundFile=[[NSBundle mainBundle] pathForResource:buttonName ofType:@"wav"]; AudioServicesCreateSystemSoundID((__bridge CFURLRef) [NSURL fileURLWithPath:soundFile], & soundID); AudioServicesPlaySystemSound(soundID); } This code doesn't make my BUTTON BEEP.png play

Ray Richmond commented on 19 Jul 2013

great video, Im new in this and i tried to replicate your steps, however i downloaded the "asset" file from the link and when i drag it into supporting file and try to expand as you did in the video, some sounds and background images were missing in the list and the launch image isnt coming up either. what am i doing wrong?

Martina Walsh commented on 14 Jun 2013

I'm using Xcode v4.6.3 and got the same problem. To fix it, I noticed that my SecondViewController.m code was missing the line: @synthesize imageView; It goes just under the line: @implementation AnimalSoundsSecondViewController Then, it will recognise imageView (rather than _imageView).

Udayantha Warnasuriya commented on 07 Aug 2013

This line ->AudioServicesCreateSystemSoundID((__bridge CFURLRef)[NSURL fileURLWithPath: soundFile], &soundID); gave me an error. Had to add brackets like this to correct it -> AudioServicesCreateSystemSoundID((__bridge CFURLRef)([NSURL fileURLWithPath: soundFile]), &soundID);

Pretty much the coolest in da hood commented on 31 May 2013

Hey profgustin, thanks for your video. It was really nice to follow. But tell me: What's the best way to get along with all those codes. You started writing them down, because you obviously already know them. But how to get familiar to them as a beginner? Thank you :)

Floris de Vries commented on 02 Aug 2013

Great tutorial. I have done many Objective C exercises but am still unfamiliar with the graphical part of iOS. This was very efficient and informative without getting too nerdy and technical. I will probably do more tutorials from you, thanks for sharing this!

3RandomFails commented on 12 Dec 2014

Thank you! I used tips from this and other tutorials to help me create my latest app! Please help out a fellow programmer and check the app out! :) https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.clueless.twosquares Thank you for the videos, great help!

S Beeldman commented on 11 Sep 2013

I made this tutorial in xcode 4.6.3 and it workes fine for the sound part. I didn't do the animation yet. Although I had two wav files that wouldn't play and one gave a error. But it worked with the other to files I used, so maybe try with another wav file.

Ed C commented on 21 Apr 2013

Great tutorial, very nicely paced and very informative. I did notice one thing, you state you have 24 images but your for loop is "< 24"; it would never add the 24th image to the array. So shouldn't it be

Gregory Rutchik commented on 13 Jun 2013

help: i'm now in xcode 5 and all was well - up to 24:00 and then 2013-06-12 18:26:08.293 ] *** Terminating app due to uncaught exception, reason: setValue:forUndefinedKey:]: this class is not key value coding-compliant for the key playsound.'

HipHop06031987 commented on 03 Apr 2013

If you look at the example, her images are named Loop1-Loop24, so your example wouldn't work with the code she has. The For Loop she is using replaces that %d with a digit (she goes 1-24) so it would be easiest to rename the image files.

trixbedrik commented on 01 May 2013

Hi! Thank you for the great tutorial. Everything looks great except my sounds doesn't want to play at all. I can play them on the computer but when I run my application I can't hear them. Can you help me please. I will appreciate it.

DangleTown commented on 21 Sep 2013

i followed a different tutorial because yours was not letting me add the action to the image. i followed another tutorial, and got it working. But now, whenever i click the image, no sound is played nothing happened? any advice?

henk henkeinstein commented on 16 Apr 2013

Yes you can but it is very difficult. You have to download vmware and install Ihackintouch in vmware than donwload xcode and you're ready. But it is very difficult so if you have no experience with it DON'T TRY it.

Taibi Karim commented on 23 Jul 2013

Awesome. You keep it simple but very informative. « L’être humain a besoin d’être flatté, sinon il ne devient pas ce qu’il est destiné à devenir, pas même à ses propres yeux. » THANK YOU.

Aaron Batchelder commented on 03 Jun 2013

Wow that was such a fantastic tutorial! I went from literally knowing nothing about Xcode to a functioning application. Thanks so much for doing this, and I'm looking forward to more videos.

Crystal D' Esprit commented on 02 Oct 2013

great presentation, I recall a tutorial with Flash on video that was the only one on Youtube that functioned and worked like a dream and like you, I found it very pleasant to listen to. :)

abcarosi commented on 31 Aug 2013

Very nice! I love the way you explain things. You are very clear, a great teacher! Where do you find those icons for the tabs? Do you have any suggestions of where I can find more?

Iván O. García commented on 22 Apr 2015

Thanks a lot for giving your time to share your knowledge to the community! This is a very clear and useful video. Ideal for those who want to learn to construct an app!

David Peiró commented on 16 Jul 2013

Very nice tutorial, Congratulations! I was wondering how did you cut the buttons (cow, horse, ...) and saved them in .png format to then, use them in your app?! Thank you!

Henrikg98 commented on 17 Jul 2013

when i click the button its just highlights the " pathForResource:buttonName ofType:@"waw"]; " code, and says Thread 1: breakpoint 1.1 2.1, it doesn't play the sound?

521jak . commented on 22 Jun 2013

Hi, I am at 24:00 and whenever I launch the app, it does not work (sounds do not play) and the app crashes after hitting a button. Help is much appreciated, thanks!

Emmet B. commented on 31 Mar 2013

i am stuck :( gyazo(DOT)com/2b984f85c340f8133c09298226f538bc

Gustaf Ragnarsson commented on 25 Sep 2013

Really liked watching this video can't wait to see more am trying to learn xcode beginner looks very interesting at least how you explain it love it

iOS Programming with Xcode 6.4 and Objective-C : Flappy Bird Part 1

User Comments

The shadow bikers commented on 05 Sep 2015

abo gegen abo

Jeffrey App commented on 06 Sep 2015

+The shadow bikers I do not understand you.

raving beats commented on 12 Aug 2015

there is a problem occuring in my xcode 6.4......how to remove the storyboard startpoint(it looks like a arrow )

raving beats commented on 05 Sep 2015

+Jeffrey App thanks to reply but i solved it

Jeffrey App commented on 04 Sep 2015

+raving beats It is supposed to be there or else your projectdoesn't have an entry point.

Hoang Nguyen commented on 10 Aug 2015

How do create a new file with high score?! 

Jeffrey App commented on 06 Sep 2015

+Hoang Nguyen You don't have to create a new file for the high score.

baheej albakri commented on 25 Jul 2015

I Can't add the IBoutlet to the view controler h help

Jeffrey App commented on 28 Jul 2015

+baheej albakri Another way is to manually type out every IBOutlet in viewcontroller.h.

i Devon commented on 10 Jul 2015

Tip: type png at the end so you get no blackground, eg: flappybird png

Jeffrey App commented on 06 Sep 2015

+i Devon ok

How to build an iOS 9 App with xCode 7, Part 1: Hello world!

User Comments

aymeric blok commented on 24 Oct 2015

Nice first part of your series! Just a question: Are you interested in making this series in your native language?

Rodolfo Rubim commented on 20 Nov 2015

Good video! Make more!

Learn Xcode - Tutorial 1

User Comments

Carlos De la Rocha Hdz. commented on 26 Aug 2015

Tanks Man!!!!!

William Abrams commented on 08 Oct 2015

Yes many tanks... :D

VCTRFS commented on 21 Sep 2014

I am literally just starting right now on creating apps and I really want to learn, but I have no idea on what to learn. I hear about objective -C, C+, and C++. Is there a direction you can point me into which one is best to learn in order to help me use Xcode to create apps? Which one of the 3 do I need to learn, and also is there an online course that will help me learn how to accomplish this?Any help is really appreciated.

doodlearth commented on 03 Jun 2015

+GetWell nice response it really helped. Do not get well.

doodlearth commented on 19 Mar 2015

+VCTRFS i know objective c is what iphones use i think. Now apple uses something called swift for their ios. Im new to this, but this is what my computer science professor said.

XCode 4 Tutorial For Beginners - Episode 1 [XCode 4.6]

User Comments

VideoNations commented on 25 Sep 2015

Xcode doesn't want to install via app store, other apps do, it just doesn't show that i need to insert the password... weird...

Destiny Dalby commented on 15 Oct 2015

thanksss!

VideoNations commented on 15 Oct 2015

i fixed it, you need to update your macbook and it will work, it worked for me so good.

Destiny Dalby commented on 15 Oct 2015

+VideoNations The same thing happened to me!

Apple-Tech-Info13 commented on 05 Sep 2015

I have 6 iOS devices and 3 OS X devices

Brett Hastings commented on 06 Dec 2015

Your so rich smh

Farlander cd - Minecraft & More commented on 03 Aug 2015

6 I-Devices

Brett Hastings commented on 06 Dec 2015

Got a rich boi over here lol

Farooq Shiak commented on 15 Jul 2015

i have macbook retina 1 iphone 4s and ipad mini

Brett Hastings commented on 06 Dec 2015

Thanks for letting me know

Denis Grabina commented on 19 Mar 2015

I have 1 macbook pro Retina, iPhone 6 and iPad 3

NOVA Sakke commented on 01 Jun 2015

+Denis Grabina Cool

Learn to code using Xcode (C++) an Informative Beginners Tutorial

User Comments

I Need Money Music commented on 15 Dec 2014

is there a reason you write the code in sublime text and not directly in Xcode?

Brogrammer Basics commented on 09 Mar 2015

no specific technical reason, I just like their presentation of the code, it is a great layout for presentational purposes. Xcode provides a great IDE so no need to use sublime text unless you want to copy my style haha then be my guest go for it.

pro musa commented on 15 Nov 2014

#include using namespace std; cout

Brogrammer Basics commented on 17 Nov 2014

Aye glad I could help you, I'd love to help you out, what kind of tutorial are you looking for?

Map View - Current Location in Swift - Xcode 7 iOS 9 Tutorial

User Comments

Dookoła KotaTV commented on 15 Nov 2015

Hi great tutorial, one of the best I found on YT! I have a problem with this line of code: self.mapView.setRegion(region, aimated: true). Xcoda cannot recognize "mapView" and I get the information: "Value of type "ViewController" has no member 'mapView". How can I fix it?

Andrew Erickson commented on 01 Dec 2015

+Dookoła KotaTV double check that you added the mapView IBOutlet to the view controller as shown around the 2:20 mark (Control + drag from the map view in the storyboard into the view controller).

FourRivers Student commented on 12 Nov 2015

Thanks for the great tutorial! Any ideas why I maybe getting a map completely zoomed out and no blue location dot? Ive triple checked to make sure I've copied your code completely! (including the info.plist section!) Thanks

MrTp33zy commented on 18 Nov 2015

+FourRivers Student try going to debug > location

Matthew Singleton commented on 19 Sep 2015

Thanks for the video, im having an issue that I cant seem to fix, i get: class AppDelegate: UIResponder, Thread 1: signal SIGABRT UIApplicationDelegate {

Matthew Singleton commented on 12 Oct 2015

+Adrian Bones Do you know how to make it so if you navigate away from the current location to get back to that location?

Adrian Bones commented on 09 Oct 2015

+Matthew Singleton It works, just make sure you have set up the right info in the Info.plist. You need to set the NSLocationWhenInUseUsageDescription

Adrian Bones commented on 09 Oct 2015

+Matthew Singleton Try running your simulator in iPhone 5. I have the same issue when i try running for iPhone 6 or 6S. But, even so I can't see the blue dot, all I see is a grey dot from a very long distance, when i do zoom the dot dissapears.

Andrew Bloodworth commented on 15 Aug 2015

Hey! When I try and use this line of code: let center = CLLocationCoordinate2D(latitude: location!.coordinate.latitude, longitude: location!.coordinate.longitude) I get an error: Coordinate is unavailable: APIs deprecated as of iOS 7 and earlier are unavailable to Swift. How might I fix this?

Owen Bridges commented on 24 Aug 2015

+Andrew Bloodworth Same

The Code Lady commented on 16 Aug 2015

+Andrew Bloodworth me too!

AT0MMMiC commented on 08 Aug 2015

Hey! I'm looking to download the Xcode 7 beta on my iPhone 5S running iOS 9 and ma having some problems. What's the easiest way to download it for free?

Crew Riderz commented on 24 Nov 2015

+Vea Software I got everything working but the one problem is that I do not get the blue circle for the current location. plz help me??

Vea Software commented on 10 Aug 2015

+AT0MMMiC You can download the beta by going to: https://developer.apple.com/xcode/downloads/Thanks for checking out the video! :)

Leandro Romano commented on 02 Aug 2015

Localizable.strings tutorial, please!!!

Vea Software commented on 03 Aug 2015

+Leandro Romano That's a great idea! Thanks for the suggestion and for checking out the tutorial! :)

浅田嶺亜 commented on 29 Jul 2015

Thank you for the tutorials. I want to request a tutorial. I am trying to implement a like feature in parse using collection view. But can't do it.

Vea Software commented on 01 Aug 2015

+嶺亜アップル You're welcome! Thanks for the tutorial suggestion! I will add it to the list of possible tutorials to complete. Thanks for checking out the tutorial! :)

kader kabore commented on 29 Jul 2015

Your tutorial is amazing!

Vea Software commented on 29 Jul 2015

+kader kabore Thank you so much for the kind words and for checking out the tutorial! :)