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How would you know if a production app was using Storyboards? I just submitted my first "Storyboard App" . It was a little uncomfortable for me seeing as I have
by nanijoe 14y ago
How would you know if a production app was using Storyboards?
I just submitted my first "Storyboard App" . It was a little uncomfortable for me seeing as I have gotten used to using NIBs, but I did it because I assumed Apple was moving away from NIBs..
I wonder how other people who use Storyboards do it..I pretty much had to sit at a desk with my MBP connected to external monitors anytime I wanted to do any work, just because the Storyboard required a lot of screen space.
- objclxt 14y ago> How would you know if a production app was using Storyboards? Because just like NIBs, Storyboards exist as part of an app's resource bundle, which is easily viewable. It is usually fairly straightforward to examine an IPA from the store and determine whether it's using NIBs and the like.
- BHSPitMonkey 14y agoI think the most likely explanation is that the grandparent commenter was referring to their own experience with projects they've worked on.