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I just started playing with universal apps, and im a bit confused it appears there are 3 app delegates one main and 2 that are subclasses of it, but my problem is where do i put the code that will let me setup UITabBarControllers and add functionality to the first view, im sure its simple but its eluding me.
I am assuming there is one parent for shared functionality, and 2 subclasses to represent custom behavior of the iPhone, or iPad so… if it is code that you want to be executed for both iPhone and iPad, then you will put the code in the parent, or if it is specialized, put it in the appropriate child class.
also make sure that you are calling the super method for each of the delegate methods.