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I found this link Managing two storyboards in App Delegate

does this apply to three storyboards ?

i'm using xcode 6.3.2 with swift

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Yes. That applies to 3 storyboards, or 30 storyboards, or 3 ^ 30 ^ 30 ^ 3 Storyboards. However, the logic of that question was premised on wanting to use different storyboards for different specific sizes, which is not really good practice. Apple wants us to use autosizing, anchors etc. to make out scoreboards autoresize based on device. This is better for Apple (gives them more flexibility to release new stuff) and better for us devs (less pressure to update apps to accommodate new product lines). You can find elaborate explanation here and beyond.

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