Sorry, my mistake! (I used to have a Basic membership back when it was $99).
I am still confused, though-- once Storyboard is no longer in the core, does that mean that those of us with apps using it that download the latest (now without Storyboard) SDK will suddenly see our apps not work? (Unless we also grab the open source version of storyboard and include it in our code.) And will Composer be in the public download by the time Storyboard is taken out?
Yes you have to get storyboard source code in order to make your apps work on the simulator
No, I don’t think Composer will be in the public domain, but it will be in the SDK public release (which is what I think you meant) before Storyboard is shown the door. That’s what CL has said recently.
Putting the Storyboard library in your code will look a lot like this:
Download the lib from Github.
Copy it into your project folder.
That’s it, there is no third step.
I’ve done this with widgets in the past (while transitioning from the old to new ones) and it’s really not the hassle you might think at first.
Jay