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If I create a GLKView in interface builder I see several configurable properties related to the gl context (such as color format). Why do these properties exist if I have to create a context manually?
Colour format, whether or not there’s a depth buffer, etc, are properties of a frame buffer, not of a context. Compared to desktop OpenGL, ES has had the functionality of the frame buffer extension from day one so there’s no conflation of the two unrelated things.