Let's refer back to our initial app outline to see to implement our next feature:
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Let's refer back to our initial app outline to see how to implement our next feature:
We won't be using it, so go ahead and delete the storyboard view controller and it's corresponding ViewController.swift class.
should be
We won't be using it, so go ahead and delete the storyboard view controller and its corresponding ViewController.swift class.
If you ran the app, you'll notice that our app just displays a empty black screen:
should be
If you ran the app, you'll notice that our app just displays an empty black screen:
If you look at you're debug console, you'll also notice the following error:
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If you look at your debug console, you'll also notice the following error:
I believe this has the wrong file name:
Every iOS projects that you create with Xcode comes with one default asset catalog called Images.xcassets:
and should really be
Every iOS project that you create with Xcode comes with one default asset catalog called Assets.xcassets:
If you are wondering why we didn't create a corresponding view controller for our capture photo tab. It's because we'll be using Apple's UIImagePickerController to handle taking or uploading a photo for us.
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If you are wondering why we didn't create a corresponding view controller for our capture photo tab, it's because we'll be using Apple's UIImagePickerController to handle taking or uploading a photo for us.
ocwang
commented
7 years ago
Let's refer back to our initial app outline to see to implement our next feature:
should be
Let's refer back to our initial app outline to see how to implement our next feature:
We won't be using it, so go ahead and delete the storyboard view controller and it's corresponding ViewController.swift class.
should be
We won't be using it, so go ahead and delete the storyboard view controller and its corresponding ViewController.swift class.
If you ran the app, you'll notice that our app just displays a empty black screen:
should be
If you ran the app, you'll notice that our app just displays an empty black screen:
If you look at you're debug console, you'll also notice the following error:
should be
If you look at your debug console, you'll also notice the following error:
I believe this has the wrong file name:
Every iOS projects that you create with Xcode comes with one default asset catalog called Images.xcassets:
and should really be
Every iOS project that you create with Xcode comes with one default asset catalog called Assets.xcassets:
If you are wondering why we didn't create a corresponding view controller for our capture photo tab. It's because we'll be using Apple's UIImagePickerController to handle taking or uploading a photo for us.
should be
If you are wondering why we didn't create a corresponding view controller for our capture photo tab, it's because we'll be using Apple's UIImagePickerController to handle taking or uploading a photo for us.