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I'm helping someone out with an xcode project but it's almost impossible. They have around 100 View controllers on their storyboard and it's just running really slow. I've followed all of the guides on making Xcode faster but they just don't help for this situation. Outside of that storyboard, when we're working in the .h and .m files it runs perfectly fine, it's just inside the storyboard that it runs slow. Has anyone had any experience with a project like this? What did you do? Or what can I do to make it possible to work in the storyboard? Thanks
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Storyboard Advantages over SwiftUIIt is easier to use Storyboard as a beginner . Storyboard consist of Xib and custom View which can be reusable in the projects. It is easier to build an app as there is only drag and drop of the elements of the storyboard.
There is no direct way of migrating from storyboard to swift UI. This compels a developer to continue the use of the storyboard for existing apps and in lower versions. Since, it is very new so there is less community support which is not the case for storyboard.
The answer is YES! Here we will be discussing a simple way to use SwiftUI into our existing project, which already consists of a storyboard.
You have SwiftUI enabled in your project, which does not use storyboards anymore. Your layout is inside the ContentView. swift file. If you do want to work the old way, with storyboards, you should uncheck 'Use SwiftUI' in the project creation screen.
My solution is: Open a new Window from the Storyboard and minimize it. So it stays in RAM and won't reload. Working with the storyboard keeps quick and easy now.
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