It guys.
This is Caleb with Def slopes and in this video we're going to create our X code project and we're going
to set up some folders so that we can dive right in to building this app with core m-L.
So with X code open go ahead and go to file new project just like you would expect to make that full
screen.
And I'm going to click on single view application I'm going to call this vision app dev.
And you notice I have my team here just my personal team my organization is just my name identifier
is my little identifier here.
Dot com it's kind of reverse domain format languages Swift.
And we're not going to include core data or any type of tests.
Once that's done good and click next and then you can go ahead and save it wherever you'd like to save
it in a folder.
I've already created click Create and now we've got ourselves a project now before I forget I always
forget to do this.
I'm going to unstick landscape left and landscape right.
I don't want this app to be able to be rotated.
It could be but I just don't think it looks very good so I'm going to ticket now before I forget.
Awesome.
And yeah let's go ahead and get started.
We have our project here we have our view controller app delegate.
Our main storyboard and you know what I'm going to go ahead and just set up this so that it's nice and
organized.
Go ahead and right click on the project folder and click new group and I'm going to call this controller.
That's where our view controller is going to go.
And right click one more time and create another new group and call this view.
This is where our custom view subclasses will go when we start building out our user interface.
Nothing's going to go in there.
In this video but just wait till the next one.
And we're also going to right click and I'm going to create a folder called resources.
OK that's where our M-L model is going to go when we drag it in later on.
Now you know what I don't like that this is just blandly called View Controller.
If we think about the app that we're going to build it has a nice camera view on the View Controller
so I'm actually going to call this camera whip's camera visi.
All right.
We can rename it here as well so that the file knows which you can troll or we're talking about but
we're not done.
We need to go into main storyboard.
We need to click on this view controller go to the identity inspector and we need to change the class
here to be camera visi.
Otherwise we'd get nasty crashes and we don't want that right.
I know I don't anyway.
OK.
So we have created a project we've created the proper folders for the different types of code files
we'll be using.
And we've even renamed our view controller and renamed it properly in the main storyboard.
So for this video we just needed to set up the project were already done in the next video we're going
to dive right into building out the user interface so I'll see in the next video.
Nicely done with this one.
We'll see over there.