April 2020
Intermediate to advanced
528 pages
15h 40m
English
iOS applications often present users with a view controller showing an action they must complete or dismiss. For example, when adding a new contact on iPhone, users are presented with a screen to fill out the contact’s details (Figure 14.1). We call this kind of presentation modal, as the application is being put into a different “mode” where a set of actions become the focus.
Figure 14.1 Creating a new contact
Modally presented view controllers often occupy the entire screen, but they do not have to. Sometimes – especially on iPad, where there is more space to work with – they take up only ...
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