0.5.0

Now you also can load view controllers from a Storyboard without using strings. You can access them with R.storyboard.[name].[viewControllerIdentifier]. They are even validated when you call R.validate()!

0.4.0

In this release a serie of improvements in the codebase as well as in the generated struct. The new resources can be accessed through:

• UIImage: R.image.[imageName]
• UIStoryboardSegue identifier: R.segue.[segueIdentifier]
• UIStoryboard: R.storyboard.[storyboardName].instance
• Validate images used in the given storyboard: R.storyboard.[storyboardName].validateImages()
• Validate all images in all storyboards: R.validate()

0.3.0

R.swift now generated strongly typed segues and provides methods to validate if the images used in your storyboard do exist.

• R.[storyboardName].[segueIdentifier] to get the identifier of a segue
• R.validateStoryboardImages() to validate images in all storyboards
• R.[storyboardName].validateStoryboardImages() to validate images in a single storyboard

0.2.0

Better structure, better name, lots of breaking changes!

• Renamed from TypedImages via Strongly to R.swift
• Refactored about all of the code
• Now use R.[assetFolder].[imageName] instead of the UIImage.* approach

0.1.0

From this date on we never have to worry again about broken UIImage(named:) calls. :)