@Jamie: how do I run the app when its not in a bundle?
An application actually is a bundle. If you want to run it outside of Xcode, it's in the project folder under "build/Release/ArtGallery". You can copy that file out and run it standalone.
@Jose Vazquez: The Core Data stuff in this project is not being used at all right?
Not right now, no. I usually use the Core Data template when creating a project because it's easier to add persistence in the future.
by Scott Stevenson — Nov 29
An application actually is a bundle. If you want to run it outside of Xcode, it's in the project folder under "build/Release/ArtGallery". You can copy that file out and run it standalone.
@Jose Vazquez: The Core Data stuff in this project is not being used at all right?
Not right now, no. I usually use the Core Data template when creating a project because it's easier to add persistence in the future.