Bohr started out without any storyboard support whatsoever until it was introduced in version 2. The thing is IB isn't quite ready to support IBDesignable cells inside its UITableViewControllers (and doesn't look like it will anytime soon). Besides, there have been some reported issues about resizing and autolayout that I found are related to storyboard being the way to set up the table view controller.
The only advantage storyboard support adds is IBInspectables, but without IBDesignable support this looses great part of its importance.
This advantage vs. all the other disadvantages drive me to think I should drop storyboard support as part of a version 3 release. That way, the whole setup process would be made in a same place (setup method of your BOTableViewController subclass) and would allow for issues like #8 to be fixed.
What's your opinion on this? Is storyboard a must-have for Bohr or would you be just fine setting it up programmatically? I feel like it would bring many benefits.
Bohr started out without any storyboard support whatsoever until it was introduced in version 2. The thing is IB isn't quite ready to support
IBDesignable
cells inside itsUITableViewController
s (and doesn't look like it will anytime soon). Besides, there have been some reported issues about resizing and autolayout that I found are related to storyboard being the way to set up the table view controller.The only advantage storyboard support adds is
IBInspectable
s, but withoutIBDesignable
support this looses great part of its importance.This advantage vs. all the other disadvantages drive me to think I should drop storyboard support as part of a version 3 release. That way, the whole setup process would be made in a same place (
setup
method of yourBOTableViewController
subclass) and would allow for issues like #8 to be fixed.What's your opinion on this? Is storyboard a must-have for Bohr or would you be just fine setting it up programmatically? I feel like it would bring many benefits.