I definitely agree with this, trying storyboards before code is a good idea because then you have an opportunity to learn the ropes of the auto-layout system in an easier environment. Once you go from storyboards to code, it’s much easier than just going into code because then you generally understand how it all works.
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I definitely agree with this, trying storyboards before code is a good idea because then you have an opportunity to learn the ropes of the auto-layout system in an easier environment. Once you go from storyboards to code, it’s much easier than just going into code because then you generally understand how it all works.