Love them or hate them, Storyboards are used in many iOS projects. In this week's Swift Tip, we look at a simple way to make them more robust. When you present a new view controller using Storyboards, it's usually a multi-step process: first, the segue is triggered, and at a later step, you configure the segue. This makes it easy to miss configuration code. For example, in the code below, we set t
