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iOS Build a Simple iPhone App with Swift Getting Started with Xcode Tour of Xcode

Jaskirat Singh
Jaskirat Singh
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Posted by Jaskirat Singh
Jaskirat Singh
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Future Version

I have xcode 7 beta3, would that be okay to learn on?

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Anthony Martinez
Anthony Martinez
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Anthony Martinez
Anthony Martinez
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Sure. Apple will eventually release the "final form" of Xcode 7. Beta versions are fine, but just know that some things (software functionality, designs, etc.) may change with or without warning.

It's generally considered a best practice to use stable releases of products, e.g. xcode 6.

Jaskirat Singh
Jaskirat Singh
1,652 Points
Jaskirat Singh
Jaskirat Singh
1,652 Points

I would love to do that but you can not use xcode 6 when you upgrade your computer to el capitan beta(The new mac software). I did that and I did not make a backup before doing so, so now I am stuck with this crappy beta version.