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Set the separator to None on the TableView itself.

Should be obvious, but here it is:

See http://stackoverflow.com/questions/21798218/disable-uipageviewcontroller-bounce

UIPageViewController doesn't expose the bounces flag, nor its own scrollview. So you sort of have to reach inside and get a handle of the scrollview and set its bounces to false

Just add this to dismiss the keyboard

override func touchesBegan(touches: Set<NSObject>, withEvent event: UIEvent) { self.view.endEditing(true) }

You’re missing a launch image.  The device scales up the iPhone 5/s 4-inch screen to fit the iPhone 6 (4.7-inch) and iPhone 6+ (5.5-inch) screens.  The keyboard gets scaled up too.

Just add a launch image for each device form factor.  Don’t forget to check your 3x iPhone 6 image assets.

There’s a library for this:

There’s a tutorial for that.

Tutorial on left slideout menu with tab bar controller

Get started here.

Your first stop should be font awesome.  You can use unicode text, which means you get vector scaling and the ability to set the color for free.

Tutorial on incorporating font awesome into a Swift project

This happens on iOS 7 devices when you back into a tab bar from a detail page.  Bug does not happen on simulator, nor on iOS 8.

This is a bug with iOS 7.  Your workaround is to set a white background color on the Tab Bar:

Sometimes the UIActionSheet shows up slightly off-screen

Just replace this:

myActionSheet.showInView(self.view)

With this:

Xcode won’t let me create an Outlet. I’ve tried restarting, and doing a clean, to no avail.

Could not insert new outlet connection: Could not find any information for the class named ...

The problem is that the Xcode state is corrupted. Quit Xcode, and delete the state:

Assume someCoordinate is a CLLocationCoordinate2D

On the Storyboard Identity Inspector, add a Runtime Attribute

Short and sweet.

Constraint changes normally happen immediately. You can animate them with animateWithDuration, and calling layoutIfNeeded in the animation block.