From the course: Cocoa with Swift 3 Essential Training
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Using Apple's Developer ID
From the course: Cocoa with Swift 3 Essential Training
Using Apple's Developer ID
- [Voiceover] If you want to get your application either into the Mac App Store or sign it with your Developer ID, you're going to need to enroll in Apple's Developer Program. You can find the links to enroll at developer.apple.com/programs. From here you'll see the enroll button or other links to find information if you want. But after you click enroll, you can scroll down and then click the button to start your enrollment. Once you've enrolled, then you're going to be able to sign your applications and publish your applications to the Mac App Store. To do that, let's go over to Xcode. So here I have a simple app that I've already built and I've already sandboxed in a previous movie. In Xcode, go to Xcode Preferences and then head over to the Accounts tab. If you don't see your Apple ID here, then click the + button and then choose to add Apple ID, log in with your username and password of your Apple ID associated with your developer account and then hit Sign In. From there, select…
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