Conclusion

So, you’ve downloaded and installed Xcode and seen other resources to help you on your developer journey. You’ve gotten a tour and started to get used to the interface. You’ve even built a Hello World app.

Xcode is complicated, but as you work with it, you’ll see that some things you use all the time and some things you set once and then maybe revisit every year or so. You don’t have to learn everything about Xcode to write some great apps.

By now, you:

• Can identify the different components of the Xcode interface and describe their basic functions.
• Understand the Xcode workflow.
• Can create, build, and run a simple iOS app in a simulator.

In the next lesson, you’ll learn how to use Xcode’s debugging and logging tools to inspect running code and track down problems.