Hey everybody what's going on this is Kaleigh with deps Lopes dot com.
And in this video we're going to create our X code project so go ahead and open X code.
I'm going to be running X code 9 beta 6 at the current recording of this video.
And we're going to start by simply clicking create a new X code project then we're going to go ahead
and choose single view app OK like so and I'm going to name this versey dash app.
We're not going to use core data or unit tests or UI tests so go ahead and leave those until it makes
sure everything is filled out as it needs to be.
You probably already have this filled out but your personal name can be the organization name and the
identifier is sort of like a reverse you are Alpher a Web site.
So imagine if this was Stoltze apps dot com.
And that's one thing that you could do is com dot and then choose your own identifier.
OK that's going to basically allow for you to run your app locally on your own device if you want that's
how you're going to set it up for local provisioning languages swift and go ahead and click next.
Now I'm going to save this in my documents like so.
And let's go ahead and make this full screen.
Very cool.
So to begin we're going to go ahead and just unstick landscape left and landscape right.
You know it's just it's it doesn't really look great on this type of app that we're building and upside
down is just sort of weird like it would be the same as portrait.
But not many people use their phone upside down so we're going to just go ahead and leave portrait ticked
so that we don't have any kind of rotation and the display name we don't want it to display versey dash
app like that.
We want it to simply display first with one.
There we go.
So versey And now now it'll show up underneath the icon just like we want it which is really neat What
else do we need to do.
We need to set anything up.
Yeah let's go ahead and let's set up our groups.
So right click on versey app and select new group and we're going to create folders for the Model View
and controller groups which is where we will put all of our code for those various parts for the MVC
design pattern.
But let's just go ahead and create MVC for now and later we'll add a folder for extensions and one for
utilities but we'll add those when we need to.
So go ahead and write controller.
I like to put these in reverse order just so that they are already organized by the time that I'm done
creating them just kind of a weird thing I do.
But anyway it works.
So model view controller is good to go.
Our project is built.
Let's go ahead and put our view controller inside the controller folder.
Open up these groups.
Let's check out our storyboard OK.
Looks good guys we are now finished creating our project and in the next video we're going to go ahead
and install the cocoa pods.
We're going to need now Cocoa pods are third party frameworks that give us amazing functionality additional
functionality like otic swift and narks Cocoa you already know.
But we're also going to be adding Alamo fire and Alamo fire image which are both extremely helpful in
making network requests so we're going to head over to the next video and we're going to start installing
our cocoa pots.
Let's do it.