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Drag-and-drop user interface creation with storyboards
From the course: iOS 14 Development Essential Training
Drag-and-drop user interface creation with storyboards
- [Instructor] Let's take a look at working with storyboards in a little bit more detail. In the editor, you may have noticed a couple of things, on the left side we have something called the document outline which gives you a visual hierarchy of your applications. So you can select things like your label, or it's in closing view, by clicking on them here. This becomes very useful when you have more complex layouts, and when one element is covering up another one, for example, we have this white view behind our main label. If you want to select it, you have to make sure you're clicking outside of the label. If you have a whole bunch of UI objects on the screen and they're all covering up the background, then it's much easier to select the background, by clicking in the document outline. You can toggle the document outline, by clicking this button down here in the user interface. You may have to scroll over to see your layout…
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Choosing between SwiftUI and storyboards3m 4s
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Drag-and-drop user interface creation with storyboards4m 31s
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Change a label's text at runtime5m 4s
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Handling a button press5m 14s
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Using text gathered from text fields5m 33s
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Showing the keyboards1m 44s
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Dismissing the keyboard2m 49s
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Working with pins4m 27s
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Troubleshoot common UI problems6m 21s
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Challenge: Storyboards1m 58s
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Solution: Storyboards3m 59s
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