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I've begged them for this in bug reports 3 or 4 iOS versions ago, I've written Tim Cook, (and Steve Jobs) for this.I discussed ways I am using past and current Apple tech, UI and frameworks to work around trying to keep my apps at least usable, and instead of Apple helping, those work arounds disappear in the next update of iOS/OSX, this has happened 3 times... the last time, I didn't even think it was even close to something Apple didn't want apps to do, nor would any normal human, yet the next version of iOS/OSX, I could not, nor can anyone, any longer use this extremely useful method... that is just not right.... there just is no reason why it should have disappeared, not battery, not security, not any reason. (and why it was such a big surprise when an Apple employee said: you/your app should not be able to do such and such) I am going to leave that as vage as it sounds, for fear of losing something else.I've grown to use bug reports sparingly, and not at all, twice bitten three times shy, and I'

>> So, do if-case and switch effectively work off of optionality?I think that's a really good question, and the answer is no. 🙂In Swift 1:— 'switch' worked via pattern matching, with a big selection of patterns, including boolean and non-boolean values, optionality, enum cases, types, ranges, along with value binding where it made sense to do so— 'if' (also 'while', etc) worked via boolean values or optionality, with binding where appropriate— 'for…in' kinda did its own thing, with binding where appropriateIn Swift 2:— 'switch', 'if' (etc), 'guard' and 'for…in' all work with pattern matching, limited to patterns that make sense in context, along with appropriate binding. Make sense in context because 'switch' has multiple patterns and therefore multiple paths alternative paths of execution, but the others only have a single pattern — presumably because the syntax is complicated enough already — and so only a single alternative (apart from falling through to the next statement). IOW, in Swift 2

Hence the big Yellow Alert warning users to NOT install beta versions on their everydaycritical use devices. Since you're in effect, dealing with not one but two beta products there is little point in posting about it here. If the release version of Office works, use it.

Quality is relative. Compare the statistical distribution of the quality of apps on iTunes versus all those on Google Play before Google started reviewing apps. There was (and probably still is) a big difference. I assume that iOS users appreciate the difference, and that that is at least one reason why iOS app customers typically pay more, on average, for (our) apps.As an app customer, I would prefer not to see any speed up in review if it were to allow any significantly higher percentage of developers to slip or sneak sub-standard apps into the store.Maybe I'm less annoyed because I come from the world of chip design, where the various review processes can be one to two orders of magnitude longer.

any guides for porting my app from xib to storyboard... the app have over 200 views i would like to make adaptive (useful if will have a big ipad)

Hi Max,Thank you very much for your help!As I found no way to recover with my previous installation, I had to start all over again.But now I have a big concern, as I still can't access my external driver, as it is password protected and I can't remember the password. I set the password for the first time when I bought my macbook and never had to type it again, ever.I already got in touch with the company LaCie to try to find a way of doing it. At first they gave me an impression it was possible, but now they say it is only an Apple issue, as the encryption software used is built from Apple.Do you know if there any way I can get my data out of it? Change the password? Or anything else? If not its a huge loss for me.Thank you very much for your help.Gustavo

I don't know what device you are on, but this is the least buggy beta 1 I have been on. I think I started around iOS 5 or 6. I printed Saturday to a Cannon printer, mail has been no problem, don't have the watch. My big problems have been poor battery life, cannot purchase new apps through app store, and unlocking phone with Touchid brings up apple pay. Otherwise, it's very stable for a beta. Hopefully today things will get much betteriPhone 6, btw