How to Build Iphone Apps - Part 2

How to Build Iphone Apps - Part 2 

Installing your code editor, XCODE
You'll need a Mac machine that is pretty recent in order to create your first iOS app. You must have a Mac running OS X 10.11.5 (El Capitan) or later specifically. Click the Apple icon in the top-left corner of your Mac's screen and choose About This Mac to learn what version of macOS you're using.
Xcode and the iOS Software Development Kit are additional requirements (SDK). A fancy code editor called Xcode is part of an IDEA (integrated development environment) (IDE). You may use the simulator to check how your code will function on any Apple device, and it also allows you to write code.


The iOS SDK is a collection of ready-made programming libraries that aid in producing apps rapidly and in line with Apple's expectations. An assortment of connected software modules that you might utilise in your programmes make up a programming library. Since Xcode already includes the iOS SDK, you just need to download one file to receive both. Click the Apple icon in the top-left corner of the screen, then choose App Store to launch the App Store. Click the Get button to download Xcode, which ought to come up as the top search result when you do a search.


"To install Xcode, you must login in with your Apple ID. You already have an Apple ID if you've downloaded any apps or made any purchases on iTunes. Click the Create Apple ID button to create an Apple ID if you don't already have one. Don't be afraid to ask an adult for assistance if you need it; installing Xcode can be the most challenging portion of this procedure.