Steve Troughton-SmithMar 10

⭐️ Had a lot of questions on & offline about how I start a new project using Codex, so here is what I do every time:

• I create a new iOS -> Universal App (Basic) using this Xcode template: https://github.com/steventroughtonsmith/appleuniversal-xctemplates
• I add my AppleUniversalCore package: https://github.com/steventroughtonsmith/appleuniversalcore
• I drop in the latest version of my CodingStyle.md: https://gist.github.com/steventroughtonsmith/ee58b8c7fe6557a073ac792bcb891267

And then the starter prompt, some variation of:

"Please read the CodingStyle document here, and familiarize yourself with the project structure"

Show threadMatthias Mar 10
@stroughtonsmith Is it on purpose that you haven’t added a license to your template/package? Without one no one is technically allowed to use it. (At least thaats the way I understand the „no license public repo“)
Btw: absolutely ok if it is on purpose. Just curious.
Show threadSteve Troughton-SmithMar 10
@Mpwg it doesn't need a license, anybody can use it for anything. I'm not going to spend my time writing boilerplate to satisfy somebody else's well-paid legal department
Show threadMatthias 
@stroughtonsmith Ok, thanks.
Mar 10 at 6:00pmWeb