Nobody seemed to mention it, but IB also makes localization easier. As
for debugging awakeFromNib: is not the right place as the NIB has
already been loaded and the connections done, which the original
poster is worried about; – loadNib:withZone: is the right place. The
worry about missing connections is a valid one, but it is easy to
debug using IB itself. Because IB maps to UI elements, when an element
is not working it's a quick check to verify that all the connections
are in place. IB has a very useful table view of objects that can be
expanded and shows all outgoing and incoming connections for an object.
Watch the keynote for the WWDC '08, the demo by Scott shows what an
advantage IB can be to building an application on the iPhone or Mac OS
X.
Conor
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