StevenUpForever / ios-app-demo

iOS App demo mainly about social feed, focus on code structure and Cocoa Touch framework implementation, some other alternative 3rd frameworks APIs call

ios-app-demo

Introduction

This is an iOS App demo mainly about social feed, focus on code structure and Cocoa Touch framework implementation. It's for my code training on programming language side Objective-C and iOS development side.

The main purpose of this repo is sort out knowledges mainly about:

• CocoaTouch API
• Code structure
• Objective-C knowledge
• Some advanced 3rd frameworks knowledges
• Project structure/Xcode knowledge (like Xcode config and debug, package manager etc.)

Some folders will contain their own README that explain an overview and links to knowledge points, Table of contents is:

Get started

Clone this repo

git clone https://github.com/StevenUpForever/iOS_App_Demo.git

Open it in Xcode and build by UI or command + b

How to create a new repo and put in remote GitHub repo?

1. Create remote GitHub repo -> Clone to local -> create new iOS project in the cloned folder -> commit and push to Github

In this case, the repo structure is like

cloned_folder
    |
    ------ {YOUR_PROJECT_FOLDER}
    |            |
    |            ------{YOUR_PROJECT}
    |            |
    |            ------{YOUR_PROJECT}.xcworkspace
    |
    |
    ------ other files (README, .gitignore etc.)

In this case, it will have duplicate folders of cloned folder and local folder, a little bit redundancy, so an alternative solution 2 should be better

create local repo -> run git scripts------------> combined repo
                                    |
            create Github repo ------

the git command example:

git init
git remote add origin {GITHUB_REPO}.git
git add .
git commit -am 'initial upload'
git push -u origin master

Project structure is like:

{YOUR_PROJECT_FOLDER} (also is cloned folder)
    |
    ------{YOUR_PROJECT}
    |            
    ------{YOUR_PROJECT}.xcworkspace
    |            
    ------ other files (README, .gitignore etc.)