RW.com: Storyboards Article - Part 2

Here we go! Part 2 - and final bit of this article! 

 Start Time - 15:04

Before we got to 'Building the Add Player Scenes'. Aim is to basically complete this app project, then have a think about how I could adapt it for something of my own. Scratch that - ACTUALLY adapt it for something of my own.

Add button put in - bar button item with the settings changed. Then a new NC, with the segue put in.

All fine!

iOS 13 - no code needed and easier to put the segue in. Nice!

Lots of bits and pieces with the settings - static for the content etc. etc. Segue bit is all logical; TVC will provide a back button automatically, if there is a segue put in to another Controller.

The swiping gesture bit doesn't quite work for the right one for some reason...let's just see if I need to connect something there...

Stopped at 16:05 (approx 45 minutes so far - with interruptions)

Continued at 16:25

So a few glitches with this project - some with the segue for swipe gesture right. But that's OK - I'm not so fussed about the gesture side of things.

Also, the bar button items don't all go somewhere...let's see if I can do anything about that.

And here's what the storyboard view looks like.



Ambitious when you look at it all. And some good skills here!

Finished (approx 50 minutes)

As the app ISN'T actually functional, then there's little point of making my own version of it. Instead, I will go onto the next article tomorrow, which is more on segues as it makes more sense to then work on something following that.

Let's do a summary (from both entries):


  • Embed relationship - showed by the different arrows from one scene to another. 
  • There are different types of view controllers: table view controller, navigation controller, tab bar controller....
  • Various settings to add rows and options on a table view controller
  • NO code is needed to build segues!

That's the lot! More tomorrow!

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