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[occular]

According to the eBook:

 

It is worth noting here that STV fully supports using Storyboards whenever you wish to do so. You must be careful however because by using storyboards, you can only deploy your application on iOS 5.0 devices. 

 

Is this still the case? If so, can anyone clarify what "using storyboards" means?

Does it mean "use storyboards anywhere in your app", or does it mean "use an STV class for a view in a storyboard"?

 

To put it another way, can I deploy to iOS7 and use storyboard for some of the UI in my app, as long as the STV related view controllers are defined only in code and not linked to storyboards?

 

 

[ozie]

if you are using STV 3.3.0 then iOS5 is not supported

 

u can use STV in anyway you like.. u can have something in storyboard and others in code.. all in code.. or all in storyboard

[Aris Kox]

You can safely use STV with storyboards for iOS >=5.0 .

 

In my opinion, this particular excerpt refers to iOS < 5   (ex iOS 4.0)

 

Remember, as ozie said, that STV 3.3.0 requires iOS 6. Use STV 3.2.1 for iOS 5

[occular]

Thanks all. I got the wrong end of the stick there. 

I suppose "You can only deploy your application on iOS 5.0 devices or later" would remove any ambiguity.

[Aris Kox]

Please keep in mind that you might encounter a bug if you dequeue a prototype SCCustom cell from a storyboard/nib. The customButtonTapped  action won't get called, unless you explicitly call -[SCCustomCell configureCustomControls]