No one answered so let me answer. First of all, let me say that I have never used segue.
Our development is based on a combination of xib and pure code. Most of them use push, which is equivalent to a stack. It is also easier to jump.
Most of the apps I've seen use the push and present methods.
Segue should be a jump to using storyboard for development. I personally feel that storyboard is not suitable for team development.
I may not answer the question correctly, it's just my personal opinion.
I found that show and showDetail methods can launch UINavigationController, but using push will directly crash
It can be said that there is a difference that show can be launched to inherit UIViewController and all its subclasses (excluding UITabBarController, UINavigationController).
Use the show method to jump to another UITabBarController. UINavigationController is actually modal
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As you said, "Changing the soup does not change the medicine", just changing the name.
Then try the animation effect and you will know~
No one answered so let me answer. First of all, let me say that I have never used segue.
Our development is based on a combination of xib and pure code. Most of them use push, which is equivalent to a stack. It is also easier to jump.
Most of the apps I've seen use the push and present methods.
Segue should be a jump to using storyboard for development. I personally feel that storyboard is not suitable for team development.
I may not answer the question correctly, it's just my personal opinion.
I found that show and showDetail methods can launch UINavigationController, but using push will directly crash
It can be said that there is a difference that show can be launched to inherit UIViewController and all its subclasses (excluding UITabBarController, UINavigationController).
Use the show method to jump to another UITabBarController. UINavigationController is actually modal