Back when IB was a separate tool, I'd agree with you. I'm not going to look for old docs, but I'm pretty sure I ran across something from six or seven years ago that mostly said, "IB can be used by non-programmers to make a UI, and then dev can create the code to hook to the IBActions.", or something like that.
Whether it was written down or not, it seems like a good idea in theory. The old, stand-alone IB wasn't all that hard to figure out (though struts and springs might bring the death of your sanity). Get the UI all prettied up, and hook up an implementation behind it. Not that I've ever seen that in practice, however.
Whether it was written down or not, it seems like a good idea in theory. The old, stand-alone IB wasn't all that hard to figure out (though struts and springs might bring the death of your sanity). Get the UI all prettied up, and hook up an implementation behind it. Not that I've ever seen that in practice, however.