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iOS Build a Simple iPhone App (iOS7) Getting Started What is an IBAction?

Rodrigo Chousal
Rodrigo Chousal
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Posted by Rodrigo Chousal
Rodrigo Chousal
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Xcode Quitting

Xcode keeps quitting when I try to give an action to a very simple button. Any ideas on what might be happening? Any remedies? Might the problem be that I installed the beta version of Yosemite?

1 Answer

Rutger Farry
Rutger Farry
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I have the beta version of Yosemite too and I'm guessing that's probably the problem. Try using the Xcode 6 beta, which is designed for Yosemite instead of Xcode 5.

Rodrigo Chousal
Rodrigo Chousal
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Rodrigo Chousal
Rodrigo Chousal
16,009 Points

Thanks! I'm downloading it now. Is Safari really slow sometimes for you?

Rutger Farry
Rutger Farry
2,071 Points

Haha yeah! 95% of the time its no problem but sometimes I have to restart it.

Rodrigo Chousal
Rodrigo Chousal
16,009 Points
Rodrigo Chousal
Rodrigo Chousal
16,009 Points

Have you downloaded the iOS beta? All other links for download are available except that one!

Rutger Farry
Rutger Farry
2,071 Points

Careful installing the iOS beta! Once its on you won't be able to restore to iOS 7

Rodrigo Chousal
Rodrigo Chousal
16,009 Points
Rodrigo Chousal
Rodrigo Chousal
16,009 Points

Should I not risk it and wait for the official version? It's not even that big of an upgrade right?

Rutger Farry
Rutger Farry
2,071 Points

I would say not to risk it unless you're serious about developing in Swift or using the new APIs coming with iOS 8. Then you'd definitely want to have an iOS 8 phone to test your programs on.