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Catty
Catty, also known as Pocket Code for iOS, is an on-device visual programming system for iPhones.
Catrobat is a visual programming language and set of creativity tools for smartphones, tablets, and mobile browsers. Catrobat programs can be written by using the Catroid programming system on Android phones and tablets, using Catroid, or Catty for iPhones.
For more information oriented towards developers please visit our developers page.
Issues
For reporting issues use our Jira issue tracker. Before creating a new bug, please browse our currently open issues here.
Contributing
We welcome all offers for help! If you want to contribute we suggest that you start with forking our repository and browse the code. You can then look at our Jira issue tracker and start working on a ticket. It is recommended to start your contribution on a ticket labelled as TRAINING or BEGINNER ticket. We strictly use Test-Driven Development and Clean Code, code developed in a different style will not be accepted. After you have implemented a certain ticket, hand in a pull request on GitHub and have a look at our pull request template.
If you want to implement a new feature, please ask about further details on Google Groups.
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We recommend Developing iOS 11 Apps with Swift from the Stanford University.
Start setting up the working environment:
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Clone this repository and open Catty.xcodeproj
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If you have any further questions please use our Google Group
License
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