How to load UIStoryboards depending on screen height in iOS

The iOS Dev Diary by Jay Versluis

May 19, 201519:26Technology

A while ago I’ve written an article about how to load different storyboards depending on the screen size of an iOS device. Back in those days (2013) it was all a bit simpler than it is today, and I looked into it mainly...

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