Xcode wiki page

src/.vitepress/config.mts

@@ -201,6 +201,7 @@ export default defineConfig({
                         text: "Development Environments",
                         items: [
                             { text: "Visual Studio Community", link: "/resources/dev-envs/visual-studio-community" },
+                            { text: "Xcode", link: "/resources/dev-envs/xcode" },
                             { text: "CLion", link: "/resources/dev-envs/clion" },
                         ],
                         collapsed: true,

src/resources/dev-envs/xcode.md

@@ -0,0 +1,47 @@
+# Setting Up Xcode
+
+Xcode is Apple's official IDE for macOS. It provides toolchains for C & C++ development on macOS. Xcode can be 
+downloaded for free from the Mac App Store by simply clicking the "Get" or "Download" button to begin installation.
+
+::: info
+Beta and older releases can be found [here](https://xcodereleases.com/).
+:::
+
+After installation is done, launch Xcode. When opening Xcode for the first time, you may be prompted to 
+install additional components or agree to license terms. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete this process.
+
+When Xcode opens, you'll see the Xcode menu. Click on "Create New Project...".
+
+![Xcode - Home](/assets/xcode-home.png)
+
+In the project template selection window, choose "Command Line Tool" under the "macOS" tab and click "Next".
+
+![Xcode - Create Project](/assets/xcode-create-project.png)
+
+The IDE will now be asking you to configure your project. First of all, enter a name for your project then enter 
+a reverse domain name format (e.g. com.tccpp), and then choose a location to save your project to and click "Create". 
+You should see the Xcode development interface once the project is successfully created.
+
+![Xcode - Setting up](/assets/xcode-setting-up.png)
+
+::: info
+Xcode keeps your code organized through projects and workspaces. Each project contains everything needed to build 
+software i.e. source code, images, binaries, config files like `info.plist` and other assets, whereas a workspace 
+is a container that can hold multiple projects. Workspaces come in quite handy as they let you manage multiple 
+related projects in one place for a large codebase.
+:::
+
+## Writing Your First Program
+
+![Xcode - Project Directory](/assets/xcode-project-dir.png)
+
+Xcode has already created a `main.c` or `main.cpp` file for you depending on your language selection with a 
+basic "Hello, World!" program which can be found on the leftside bar.
+
+Click on the main file to open it in the Editor Area where to modify 
+[your first program](/resources/getting-started#your-first-program).
+
+## Running Your Program
+
+To run your program, click the "Play" button (green triangle) in the top-left corner of the Xcode window, 
+or press `⌘ + R` which will then build and run your code.

src/resources/getting-started.md

@@ -15,9 +15,9 @@ To get started on Windows, select one of the following guides to set up a develo
 
 ## Getting Started on Mac
 
-- Visual Studio Code (TODO)
-- XCode (TODO)
-- CLion (TODO)
+* Visual Studio Code (TODO)
+* [XCode](/resources/dev-envs/xcode)
+* CLion (TODO)
 
 ## Your First Program