xcode-storyboard

I have created a new Xcode project using Storyboards (tab view template). I added a couple of view controllers to my storyboard, and wanted to use a UITableView with static cells for one. I created it, but when I run in the simulator the cells don't appear. I haven't changed anything in the project except for this storyboard file. I am showing screenshots of the storyboard editor and the simulator running. The label shows up, so the view is loading correctly. I set the background color to gray so I can see the talbeview is loading. All cells are set to visible. I changed their style to Basic

I recently upgraded to Xcode 8 and I am having issues with the Storyboard. If I open the project and I don't have the Storyboard open, it will compile and run just fine. Once I open up the Storyboard, I get multiple errors about IB Designables as shown below. These views are the only views that are using custom views from TextFieldEffects and BEMCheckbox that I imported using Cocoapods. You can try one of the following to figure out the cause: look for the IBDesignablesAgentCocoaTouch logs in this directory: ~/Library/Logs/DiagnosticReports and see the cause. Go to the Editor -> Debug Selected

I'm trying to configure a UIPageViewController SPECIFICALLY from storyboard: TutorialPageViewController.h #import <UIKit/UIKit.h> @interface TutorialPageViewController : UIPageViewController <UIPageViewControllerDelegate, UIPageViewControllerDataSource> @end TutorialPageViewController.m #import "TutorialPageViewController.h" @interface TutorialPageViewController () @property (assign, nonatomic) NSInteger index; @end @implementation TutorialPageViewController { NSArray *myViewControllers; } - (id)initWithNibName:(NSString *)nibNameOrNil bundle:(NSBundle *)nibBundleOrNil { self = [super

I currently have a login View and an Application view, I have successfully implemented validation on the login view and I need to programmatically shift to the application view on successful validation. I understand I can add a segue to the login button and then call it programmatically like so... [self performSegueWithIdentifier:@"LoginSegue" sender:sender]; But this will obviously be triggered whenever the button is clicked (As the segue was created attached to the button). I've just read that I should create a button (And hide it) and then make a programmatic call to the segue - this seems

Are there any guidelines on when to use storyboards in an iOS project and when to use XIBs? what are the pros and cons of each and what situations do they each suit? Near as I can tell it's not that clean to use storyboard segues when you have view controllers being pushed by dynamic UI elements (Like map pins). henning77 I have used XIBs extensively and completed two projects using Storyboards. My learnings are: Storyboards are nice for apps with a small to medium number of screens and relatively straightforward navigation between views. If you have lots of views and lots of cross-navigation