If you are a new visitor to our site, please read the Getting Started guide. A Scroll View is a container for holding other controls (buttons, text fields, images, etc.) that scroll up and down the iDevice’s screen. You drag it from the Object Library and place it on a View. Once you’ve place the Scroll View on the […]
Last week you designed the List View Controller Scene and added code in its class files to add data in the Table View’s dataSource. Here’s what the List View Controller Scene look like now. Create and Configure a Segue for Navigation Bar + Button The first thing you have to do is create a segue […]
In this workshop, you’ll do the following: Create a new Xcode project Rename the View Controller class Add a Navigation Controller scene on the storyboard Add a new scene on the storyboard Add a new View Controller class in the project Connect the new View Controller class to the new scene Design and code the […]
In this three-part series, I will show you how to use the Table View control in a storyboard application. Together we will create a grocery list application that’ll pass data forward and backward as depicted in the image below. By the way, I assume you already know how to use the Table View control, if not […]
This is the final workshop in the Fundamental Storyboarding series and it you will learn how to pass data forward to a destination view controller. You do this by creating a segue in Interface Builder then define the Storyboard prepareForSegue:sender:sender: method in your source view controller’s implementation file. Passing Data forward to a Destination View Controller […]