iggym · December 21, 2015 16:59
diff --git a/Creating a gitignore file for iOS projects b/Creating a gitignore file for iOS projects
 After creating a new Git repo for a project, the next thing is to add a .gitignore file. 
 You can copy/paste from a previous project, or use github/gitignore i.e copy https://github.com/iggym/gitignore/blob/master/Objective-C.gitignore

 Alternatively you can also use gitignore.io by adding a function to your command-line environment that makes it easy to quickly grab the .gitignore file you need.

 For example, for an iPhone project, after initializing my repo, I can just run the following command:

 gi objective-c >> .gitignore

 and a  new ignore file will be created for me and is ready to use. 
 You can find full instructions on how to use gitignore.io and set it up for command-line use at http://gitignore.io/cli.
	After creating a new Git repo for a project, the next thing is to add a .gitignore file.
	You can copy/paste from a previous project, or use github/gitignore i.e copy https://github.com/iggym/gitignore/blob/master/Objective-C.gitignore

	Alternatively you can also use gitignore.io by adding a function to your command-line environment that makes it easy to quickly grab the .gitignore file you need.

	For example, for an iPhone project, after initializing my repo, I can just run the following command:

	gi objective-c >> .gitignore

	and a new ignore file will be created for me and is ready to use.
	You can find full instructions on how to use gitignore.io and set it up for command-line use at http://gitignore.io/cli.