My latest Mac Development workflow
Continuing my journey of setting up a casual software development environment on my Mac, I spent most of my time today messing with XCode 4.4, following the "First Mac App" tutorial on Apple web site, and making sure that any code I created are:
- Version controlled
- Fully backed up AWAY from my development machine.
I encountered my first hiccup when I tried to use a network drive as the development directory. While the code compiles, I have serious problem committing changes to the git repository. Obviously this is NOT the right way to develop.
Then I tried to copy that folder to a local but external hard disk, and found that the problem still exist. Obviously, something has already been corrupted.
So I decided to incorporate cloud solution. I created a Google Drive account and set the local location to the same external drive I used before. Then I create a new project in the Google Drive folder. This time, the commit seemed to work.
I will continue to keep changing, to make sure that the version control and backing up to the cloud really works.
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