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iOS

Posted by Arthur Rubio
Arthur Rubio
4,657 Points

Are there going to be any courses in building multi-view or tabbed apps with Swift?

I've started trying to work on it on my own but I believe I maybe going about it the wrong way. Maybe there's a better way of creating the app. I would like to get some instruction on creating multi-view or tabbed apps in Swift. Also a best practices or criteria check list for when a multi-view or tabbed app is the way to go.

1 Answer

Zachary Kaufman
Zachary Kaufman
1,463 Points
Zachary Kaufman
Zachary Kaufman
1,463 Points

In the course "Build an interactive Story App with Swift 2" I'd bet he goes into more detail about the other options in Xcode then just single view. That is just a guess because I am not that far yet, but if I had to guess I would say that they will definitely talk about it at some point if not in Build an Interactive Story App with Swift 2, then at some other point. Treehouse realizes that there are over a million apps on app store, and only a small fraction are single view.

Arthur Rubio
Arthur Rubio
4,657 Points

No he doesn't, I've already completed the iOS Development with Swift 2.0 course. That's why I still have these questions. You seem to be making a lot of guesses with your answers. I'm looking for something more definitive, that way I'm not moving in the wrong direction. I've also sent emails directly to the instructor in the video and I'm not getting a response.

Zachary Kaufman
Zachary Kaufman
1,463 Points

Then it's probably a simple process. Probably just have multiple view controllers and link up the tabs with pages. That's my guess but I don't know for sure.