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Xcode 4.3.3, ios 5.1, using ARC. Nearly done with my first app, had a few questions
1) I was wondering if it was bad style to not use storyboard and to not drag in my view objects. If i did everything in viewDidLoad, is that bad for any reasons?
2) Also, I finished my app and made no changes to The AppDelegate class… is that unusual? Is there some stuff I’m missing and should account for?
Thanks!
If you don’t need some functionality, then don’t be afraid not implementing it. You don’t have to always fill everything.
Also, it’s essentially unimportant where you do your initialization. For example, I don’t like loadView; I also initialize my custom view controllers in an
initWith...:method.Furthermore, don’t be scared about not using a storyboard. Apple gives us these convenient development tools to make development easier, but it’s not obligatory to use them, nor it is bad practice not to use them. Personally, I don’t use IB at all.