Second issue I ran into after implementing a UINavigationController was that code running off the old Banner class Back Button was not being run. I overlooked this completely but luckily one of the TestFlight testers picked it up. Was actually Jon the previous developer. So the old system used a Banner class to manually place…
The UINavigationController implementation went smoother than I thought. Removing the hard coded Banner item and replacing it with the NavigationController worked well. There were a few hiccups though. When the match is being scored and the user slides the score over to the player performance or the match graph, etc, a small floating score board…
So after the post the other day I started playing around and I was pretty surprised to find that adding a UINavigationController was that that hard. I had to obviously create the navigation controller and the AppDelegate seemed like the best place. Using a pretty standard piece of code I was able to instantiate the…
Well time flies! I’ve just uploaded version 2.3.1 to the App Store for review and then testing. It’s been a bit of a ride so far. Like I mentioned previously, the codebase for NetScore is an amazingly engineered example of how app were written back before extensive SDK libraries and third party packages. A really…
I really want to document the process of taking NetScore as it is now and updating it so it can stay around for a few more years. The codebase is Swift, but very early Swift. The majority of the UI Components are all hard coded. No Interface Builder or SwiftUI or anything here. It’s currently…
