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@Tutorial(time: 20) {
@Intro(title: "Chapter 1: Exploring ScribbleLab's Code Base") {
In this Chapter you'll get a basic undertanding about our file structure and some basic Code Base.
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}
@Section(title: "ScribbleLab's folder structure") {
@ContentAndMedia {
ScribbleLab is a productive note-taking app that should make our Users lifes easier. Our note-taking app consists of a very large Code Base.
To easily maintain such a large Code Base for diffrent Plattforms it's crucial to have a well thought out file structure and documented code so that everyone can understand your & our written code.
> Important:
> Our project workspace contains the iOS/iPadOS and the macOS version of ScribbleLab. In this Tutorial we only discover the iOS Version of ScribbleLab.
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}
@Steps {
@Step {
Open the navigator and open the ScribbleLab folder
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@Step {
<#text#>
@Code(name: "<#display name#>", file: <#filename.swift#>)
}
}
}
}