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I'm trying to create and design a UIView using a storyboard but include it in a UIActionSheet programmatically. This is basically to avoid using CoreGraphics positioning functions with pixels In old xcode I remember that it was possible to drag a UIView onto the nib without any controllers. The view obviously has to be connected to the class, so it would have an IBOutlet, but not being added to the self.view One thing that makes me feel like this should be possible is that if you drag a UIView into the controller black bar in storyboard it pops into place like so: But its not shown on the

I'm trying to position a view in storyboard to always have it top edge at 1/3 of screen size. I have currently set a constraint to Top Layout Guide, but the constraint's constant is...well it is constant no matter which screen size it is used in, but I want it to be 1/3 of screen size. Can this be done entirely in storyboard? Thanks for answers Screenshot of current state: Create a constraint between the view's top edge and the superview's bottom edge. Set the constraint's constant to zero, and set its multiplier to 1:3. Like this: You can setup it against center or bottom. Here is an example

This question already has an answer here: When to use Storyboard and when to use XIBs 9 answers I am new to iOS development (No apps created yet), but I ask for advice from my friend that has really high rated apps on the market. He said not to use storyboards. As much as I want to take his advice, they seem really helpful. Is this something that can cause problems for my app in the future? Is there any reason I may want to not use storyboards? Coming from an Android background, I don't see why I should use them. I tend to avoid storyboards for anything apart from perhaps a quick prototype. If

Do we, Android developers, have any tool like iOS developers have which can help us make story board of all activities and links between them? Those who have seen iOS story board tool will know what I am talking about. It would be really cool as we would be able to visualise the UI logic. PS. check my storyboard tag iOS storyboards allow you to define the flow of your app without (almost) writing a single line of code using the Interface Builder. I don't think there's similar tool for Android. You'll need to create the layouts separately and then glue them calling startActivity (or its

When saving the storyboard and committing the changes to git, the chances are good that the whole <classes> section will be removed from or added to source control (git). I am using git on the command line, not the XCode integrated UI. First it looks like this: + <classes> + <class className="CPTGraphHostingView" superclassName="UIView"> + <source key="sourceIdentifier" type="project" relativePath="./Classes/CPTGraphHostingView.h"/> + </class> ... + </classes> And in the next commit it looks like that: - <classes> - <class className="CPTGraphHostingView" superclassName="UIView"> - <source key=