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When i create new project with the name MyNewProject with a single view application template, with the storyboard feature, i got the view controller named ViewController. My Question is why i am not getting a view named MyNewProjectViewController? am i always obliged to rename the view manually? is that normal?
When creating the project, you can tell Xcode to add a Class Prefix to the generated class files. You can set it to
MyNewProjectif you want and your view controller will be calledMyNewProjectViewController.However, the class prefix is generally much shorter than that (two or three letters). For example, for a project called Anrgy Birds, I would use the prefix AB.