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The problem is a lot of iOS 6 apps don't use mostly native UI. The article touches on this when talking about all their custom code because previous iOS compone
by guptaneil 13y ago
The problem is a lot of iOS 6 apps don't use mostly native UI. The article touches on this when talking about all their custom code because previous iOS components were not as easily customizable. My next update will be iOS 7 only, at which point I plan to drop a lot of custom code and switch back to mostly native UI.
- gurkendoktor 13y agoYes, UIKit only became easily customisable in iOS 5 and the OP's app was written for iOS 3. But even then you can port it to native UIKit (which is a good idea either way), and then make iOS 7 frameworks optional, and add a few UIAppearance calls for iOS 6. The last two pieces are extra effort that might not worth it for < 30% of your users, but it's still completely possible.