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- Clone this git repo
- Familiarise yourself with the Xcode development environment
- Create a new Xcode project
- Write a Swift program
- Debug a Swift program
- Commit changes to your local repository
You should have created a new project and have your emojiate source code inside
it. Once you have this make sure your local repo has stored the changes (hint:
git add and git commit -- you won't be able to push the changes though).
If you are having problems with the git commands, refer to the following links:
- https://github.com (create an account here)
- https://education.github.com/pack/offers
- https://www.katacoda.com/courses/git
- https://guides.github.com
Make sure you # for the education pack (you get unlimitied private repositories for free while you're a student).
If you're able to create private repos in GitHub then do the following:
- Create a
lab01-intro-to-xcoderepo in your GitHub account - Run
git remote set-url origin <new repo uri> - Run
git remote add upstream git@github.com:oucs-cosc346-s2-2018/lab01-intro-to-xcode.git - Run
git push -u origin master
What we've done is to change where the origin repo is located to one that you are able to
push things to. But we may still want to change what we give you, so we've added a new remote
called upstream which we can update and you'll be able to git pull upstream master to get
our latest changes.