Xcode 4.2 no longer has the Navigation-based Application template.
What should I use in replacement when starting a project?
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1See this anser - http://stackoverflow.com/a/8239664/194544 – beryllium Oct 21 '12 at 12:22
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I don't think that it works. Anyway, you should start with a single view application, then add the files from the New-File menu. You should select View. Then click create. It should generate the required files for you.
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to get a Table View and a Detail View you should go with the Master-detail template. Although at first you may think about it being iPad-only, the iPhone version builds an application which is similar to the Navigation-based.
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In Xcode 4.2 you have to use SIngle-View Application Template. it's the same than Navigation-based Application template.
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It's not the same. No "Table View" is implemented and you have to do that manually. – Roemerli Dec 07 '11 at 19:54
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Actually, the single-view template is even much more better than the Navigation-based since it doesn't oblige me to start my app with a table view screen. – Malloc Dec 08 '11 at 09:07
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The Single View Application does not set up the nav controller for you either. You have to build it manually.
What I suggest doing, if you can, load an older version of Xcode and create a blank Navigation-Based app. Use it as a reference for your new apps. You'll have to change your class and file names, of course, but I dont see any issue with doing it that way.
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Actually, I just tested using the Master-Detail application and it is remarkably similar to the Navigation-Based template from earlier revisions. – iveytron Dec 22 '11 at 18:37