How should one proceed if he has to develop the same app on iPhone and iPad? Should all View files be separate with same controller and Model files?
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How should one proceed if he has to develop the same app on iPhone and iPad? Should all View files be separate with same controller and Model files?
You separate things where you need to. If everything in your iPad views match up with items in your iPhone views, you can (typically) reuse much (if not all) of the view controller.
I have found myself, more often than not, creating a subclass for the common idioms, and then extending that for iphone/ipad based on their differences. It’s not a fabulous solution, but it works.