March 2017
Intermediate to advanced
264 pages
7h 26m
English
You’ve learned how to build user interfaces with storyboards and Interface Builder, and before that you used playgrounds to learn the ins and outs of the Swift programming language. But from where you stand right now, these two things have nothing to do with each other: you can’t write code in a storyboard, and you can’t drag and customize buttons and labels in a playground.
Obviously, there has to be some way to bring your two skill sets together, so you can bring a user interface to life and have your code do more than just produce log messages.
This chapter will let you close the loop by bringing these two worlds together. You’ll connect user interface to code, so buttons can react to taps, and your code ...
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