As an iOS noob, I recently started to feel really good when my iOS performance started looking good. So far ... I tried to figure out how to combine the UITabBarController with the MMDrawerController in the storyboard: - (
The application shows three tabs constantly along the bottom, and I want to add a sliding menu to it on the right, and ideally I want to do this in a storyboard. I settled on MMDrawerController for a sliding menu.
Question 1: Is it even possible to direct the first tab of the UITabBarController to the MMDrawerController? . Or should it be the other way around: configure MMDrawerController in the root directory and get a center tabbed screen view?
For example, the UITabBarController should be the root representation of the application. So, I tried to configure MMDrawerController to represent the first tab (just as I need it, but anyway), but I just couldn't get it to work at all. All examples of how to integrate MMDrawerController into your project, which I can find on the Internet, all set up MMDrawerController in the root. To set up a tabbed screen as an additional view, it looks like you cannot use the UITabBarController, but do you need to simulate yourself using the UITabBar and regular UIViewControllers?
Question 2: Has anyone seen any examples or tutorials that combine a tabbed interface with a side sliding menu?
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Erik