Tibor Bödecs • 2/9/2022

UIKit - loadView vs viewDidLoad

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This iOS development article clarifies the UIKit view controller lifecycle methods loadView and viewDidLoad. It addresses common confusion around memory management, specifically whether to use weak or strong references for subviews, explaining the historical context after iOS6 and the risks of using implicitly unwrapped weak pointers.

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