The Core iOS Developer’s Cookbook, Fifth Edition

Summary

This chapter shows many view controller classes in action. You’ve learned how to use them to handle view presentation and user navigation for various device deployment choices. With these classes, you have discovered how to expand virtual interaction space and create multipage interfaces, as demanded by applications, while respecting the HIG on the platform in question. Before moving on to the next chapter, here are a few points to consider about view controllers:

Use navigation trees to build hierarchical interfaces. They work well for looking at file structures or building a settings tree. When you think “disclosure view” or “preferences,” ...