Xcode 15 Tutorial for Beginners (2024)

Learn how to use Xcode for your first iOS app project in this step by step tutorial! This tutorial will show you where to get Xcode, how to create your first iOS project, what all the files mean, how to use Xcode to code in Swift and build user interfaces and more!

Timestamps:
00:00 1. Intro
00:17 2. Where to Download Xcode
02:20 3. How to Start a New Xcode Project
07:36 4. The Main Areas of Xcode
09:40 5. Xcode Project Files and Navigator Area Basics
18:07 6. Xcode Editor Area Basics
29:03 7. Xcode Inspector Basics
34:02 8. Xcode Toolbar Basics
38:19 9. Using The iOS Simulator
40:48 10. Installing your App on a Physical Device
45:00 11. Outro

[BreakingBarriersDIY]

I've come back to Xcode development after a considerable period away. This gentleman is a superb blend of explaining things and sticking to the important items...instant subscription. Looking forward to more content.

[lucysmom]

Clear and accessible, I’m watching this before bed 😂 very soothing

[fablewalls]

Very helpful. The pace is good - you get the chance to try things as he works. Lovely clear voice too.

[prolinux]

Thank"s! You're the best! 👍😎

[fpst]

Hey Chris, I'd love a tutorial about Source Control in Xcode. Thank you for your efforts in teaching.

[gregwatkins]

Great tutorial! As an experienced developer new to Xcode, this was very organized and easy-to-follow.

[muhammadgholami]

Hi Appriciate for your make amazing course

[ajaykadwal]

thank you brother help me to  understand Xcode

[JosiahWu-wkqt]

Hi Chris, thanks for the tutorial... when I followed the steps my file didn't look like yours and included a ton of other code. I did notice that the version of Xcode was 15.3 and not 15.2 as yours was at the time of this video... I'm wondering if you know of an easy way for me to get my file to look like yours within 15.3? I'd love to follow along. Thanks again

[SFAutor]

I really like your toturials and regularly check out your content. Although I know you mostly focus on iOS coding, I wish you would offer macOS tutorials as well. Personally, I want to code apps for authors and the Mac, with menus, save options, manuscript handling, etc., but for the big screen. I'm sure the iOS tutorials will give me a solid basic understanding of Swift, but I suspect I'll need more knowledge for a slightly more complex Mac app. I would devour your macOS videos. If a macOS tutorial series of yours already exists and I've overlooked it, I'd be grateful for a hint.

[RenAntony]

Really awesome tutorial... ❤️❤️... So much helpful for beginners to understand the concepts very easily

[acdatrainer]

How can you install a signup/login on the app? You should do a video on that.

[StephenSams-cmeq]

Can this work with other Mac based development besides a IOS app? or do you have a video for general Xcode?

[omerbozo]

how to download it if i dont have a mac?

[ericdraven]

Am i the only one that downloads Xcode directly from the dev site instead of the App Store? The App Store downloads and installs extremely too slow.

[ags]

Funny how this video came out 1 week after having started ios development

[codewithkeshav]

my project was working fine on xcode 14, but on xcode 15 getting this error -



Driver threw unknown argument: without emitting errors.

tried everything - deleteding derived folder, clean build, so much