Storyboards - Pros & Cons
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This document discusses the pros and cons of using storyboards in iOS development. It notes that while storyboards allow for visual layout of views and navigation flows, they can also lead to performance issues, conflicts when multiple developers work on the same storyboard, and difficulties with testing, refactoring, and other software development best practices. The document proposes converting storyboards to code as a potential solution to these challenges, and provides a link to a tool that can help automate this conversion process.
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