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All right.
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So now that you've got all the setup out of the way, let's get started by creating our very first app.
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Now this app is called I Am Rich and it comes from something really interesting that happened back in
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the days when we first had access to the iOS App Store.
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So there was a guy called Armin Heinrich who created this app called I Am Rich.
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And the interesting thing was that it's a really simple app.
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It was put into the art and lifestyle category, but he charged a whopping $999.99.
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And all it does is it just displays a single red ruby on the screen, nothing
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else.
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It had no functionality, basically.
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And this app that took him probably two seconds to create ended up getting bought by about eight people.
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Some of whom thought it was a joke and they just clicked buy to see what would happen.
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Well, what happened was that they got charged the full amount and there's a lot of really funny reviews
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for this app on the App Store.
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So, subsequently, Apple actually removes this app because it doesn't actually have much functionality
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and it somewhat goes against the rules of the App Store.
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But the guy who created it still netted around $5,600 after Apple took a
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30% cut from what he made selling those 8 apps.
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And to this day, you can still find copycat apps on the Android and Windows App Stores for maybe a little
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bit less.
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The bargain bin price of $499, you can get yourself an I Am Rich app that
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does nothing on Windows. But it's all really, really funny story of how, I guess, a relatively ingenious
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guy decided that he would create this app for rich people to show off how rich they are.
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And it didn't really do anything at all other than display something on screen. But the reason why I'm
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telling you this story is because it's the perfect jumping off point for us to start figuring out how
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to create Xcode projects and iOS apps from scratch.
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So in this module, we're going to learn how to create and set up new iOS projects.
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We're going to, again, take an overview of Xcode and how it works.
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We're going to design our app using Xcode and Apple's pre-built iOS components and also incorporate some
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of our own image assets that we get either off the Internet or our own pictures and images into the
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app.
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And finally, we're going to create a custom app icon to put onto our app and run it on a simulator and
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on a device. Once you're ready, head over to the next lesson and let's get started.
