Then it creates files for shared features (like location services in the case of RexWeather) that are used across areas of the app. I should prompt it to explain things to me so I can actually try to learn development.
Then it creates files for shared features (like location services in the case of RexWeather) that are used across areas of the app. I should prompt it to explain things to me so I can actually try to learn development.
each error one by one. It's magical.
As far as learning, Claude's responses explained things on an elementary level that seemed informative. Also, I started to see how an app is generally laid out, with files for page layouts, and additional files for functions/features that happen on a page.
each error one by one. It's magical.
As far as learning, Claude's responses explained things on an elementary level that seemed informative. Also, I started to see how an app is generally laid out, with files for page layouts, and additional files for functions/features that happen on a page.
Xcode can see. For example, I have my documentation in a folder alongside the project, but not directly inside of Xcode. Claude Code can update my documentation as well. Also Claude Code can run builds, see errors, make changes to fix errors without you having to manually address
Xcode can see. For example, I have my documentation in a folder alongside the project, but not directly inside of Xcode. Claude Code can update my documentation as well. Also Claude Code can run builds, see errors, make changes to fix errors without you having to manually address
and then upon build having to paste in screenshots of Xcode build errors.
I know the latest version of Xcode has built in support for Claude and Chat GPT, but even then Claude Code's capabilities are better because it can see ALL files/folders in a directory, not just the ones that
and then upon build having to paste in screenshots of Xcode build errors.
I know the latest version of Xcode has built in support for Claude and Chat GPT, but even then Claude Code's capabilities are better because it can see ALL files/folders in a directory, not just the ones that
Honestly, once I got Claude Code set up on the command line, and learned how to navigate to the Xcode project and launch, I thought it was pretty awesome as a non-dev. I've used Chat GPT previously with an Xcode project but it was annoying with the copy/pasting back and forth
Honestly, once I got Claude Code set up on the command line, and learned how to navigate to the Xcode project and launch, I thought it was pretty awesome as a non-dev. I've used Chat GPT previously with an Xcode project but it was annoying with the copy/pasting back and forth