Anyone used Interface 2 for Ipad to design xib files?

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Kaybee buzztouch Evangelist Posts: 659 Reg: Sep 22, 2012 Perth, Australi... 44,690	confirm \| cancel 10/23/12 12:58 AM (13 years ago) Anyone used Interface 2 for Ipad to design xib files? Hey there, has anyone had any experience using Interface 2 HD for Ipad to design the .xib files? I thought this would be a good app to use to design my .xib files for plugins while away from my Mac and then download it into Xcode to use with the Plugin etc. Is this possible? Anyone tried it? Thanks Title Comments Hey there, has anyone had any experience using Interface 2 HD for Ipad to design the .xib files? I thought this would be a good app to use to design my .xib files for plugins while away from my Mac and then download it into Xcode to use with the Plugin etc. Is this possible? Anyone tried it? Thanks

Nick Langley Apple Fan Posts: 288 Reg: May 08, 2012 Birmingham, Uni... 11,580	10/23/12 01:21 AM (13 years ago) Yeah its super easy, interface on the fly using iTunes file sharing, i got it hooked up to my iPad. It even creates your linked .h and .m files for each .xib. Comments Yeah its super easy, interface on the fly using iTunes file sharing, i got it hooked up to my iPad. It even creates your linked .h and .m files for each .xib.

epicweb Aspiring developer Posts: 159 Reg: Aug 30, 2012 Glen Carbon 4,990	10/23/12 07:02 AM (13 years ago) that looks pretty cool... do you guys know of any other tools like this that work well? Comments that looks pretty cool... do you guys know of any other tools like this that work well?

Nick Langley Apple Fan Posts: 288 Reg: May 08, 2012 Birmingham, Uni... 11,580	10/23/12 08:05 AM (13 years ago) Not that i know of, the Xcode's interface builder is powerful enough. Comments Not that i know of, the Xcode's interface builder is powerful enough.

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