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Is this common practice or frowned upon? Are there any standards/resources for such a practice? What are the alternatives? I realize the question is broad, but I am new to iOS development and any information helps. Thanks!
EDIT: I do mean the same view.
Yes, you can interchange XIB-described objects with program-created ones, and you can do programed modifications of an XIB-instantiated object, or you can use an XIB-instantiated object inside a programmed view.
Basically an XIB just “generates code” (in a backwards sort of way) to instantiate the objects it describes, and once the root view and all of its subviews are created it’s indistinguishable from its program-created twin.