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Introduction to SwiftUI: Creating New Project

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This tutorial is part of the whole SwiftUI Tutorial series, with the main purpose of guiding those who are just starting with zero ideas on how to create a new project for SwiftUI. It will also discuss some important details for each form that you need to fill up.

This tutorial is part of my SwiftUI Tutorial series.

Let’s begin!

Step 1: Open Xcode and choose File -> New -> Project. You will be asked what template to use (as shown on figure 1 above). Choose App, then press Next.

Step 2: After the first step, a form will appear where you need to fill up some information:

  • Product Name: This is where you’re going to put the name of your app.
  • Team: If you’re just starting for practice, None will be fine. The team allows specifying the group who you wanted to be involved in the project.
  • Organization Identifier: The main purpose of the identifier is for your app to be uniquely identified in the app store. The standard for this is by the reverse domain name of your organization. For example is if your organization is acmecorp.com, then put com.acmecorp here. If you’re just practicing, you can put whatever name here.
  • Bundle Identifier: This will automatically be filled up based on your product name…

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Written by Arc Sosangyo

Arc is an iOS Dev and app publisher, a former IT manager who transitioned to iOS engineering, and a big fan of AI, coding, science, history, and philosophy.

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