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Old 01-06-2009, 05:44 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Dev Folder Structure - best practices

First off, I'm new to iPhone/Cocoa development. I've been working out how to create a simple tab controller base application which is going ok. However, I don't like the way that Xcode groups my class files but doesn't group them in the finder. I found another post on this forum about how to add finder folders rather than groups which works but before I go any further I'd like to get an idea of best practices re development folder structures from more experienced iPhone developers.

One of the problems I've found already is that I'd like to keep my xib files in a single folder called 'nibs' but then the MainWindow.xib doesn't seem to get recognised/compiled by Xcode.

If I group my classes into a folder structure like Classes/View and Controllers and Classes/Models do I then need to add more than the class name to get classes importing other classes?

Sorry - I have quite a few questions!

Thanks in advance for any answers!

Nick
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