In viewDidLoad do you put [super viewDidLoad] before or after your code? Is it the same for all other methods?
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In viewDidLoad do you put [super viewDidLoad] before or after your code? Is it the same for all other methods?
Before. You want the super initialization to happen before yours, so that your code could rely on the super state.
As for the other methods – it depends whether you want your code to touch the parameters before calling the super method or it needs to process the result of it.