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Haha crappy. Hard to take anything you say seriously if you really believe that.

• woah 12y ago
  It's pretty bad. It works well for very basic vanilla example apps that have certain patterns. But for even very small real-world apps, you end up having to call a bunch of stupid imperative methods on viewDidLoad. It's a joke. The patching that you have to do with imperative code is not visible in the interface builder and so you end up with a bunch of empty looking storyboards a lot of the time. Dragging and dropping all the time is cumbersome and it is impossible to version control storyboards in any meaningful way. Dragging lines to outlets is a real pain, and the references stick around after you delete stuff, causing countless infuriating runtime crashes. Most things that you would like to do can only be accomplished with goofy hacks. Long thread of 50loc+ answers to something that would be accomplished with one line of CSS: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/19226965/how-to-hide-ios7-uinavigationbar-1px-bottom-line http://stackoverflow.com/questions/19226965/how-to-hide-ios7...