I've been an iOS developer for about 5 years, and I do all my UI in code (one exception: the watch app we have is using storyboards). Storyboards are fine but I

I've been an iOS developer for about 5 years, and I do all my UI in code (one exception: the watch app we have is using storyboards). Storyboards are fine but I find them slow once they get to a certain size, which for any non trivial app, I always hit I try to keep view controllers clean by having view subclasses which manage layout, and I use auto layout as much as possible Saying that though, its not the standard, and Apple push storyboards more and more every year, so I would guess I'm in the minority