I've created a prototype of an iOS app. It's a game based on pressing a grid of buttons, with the labels changing depending on which buttons you pressed. In that sense it's a lot like Minesweeper.
I did this by making 64 individual buttons, and creating an outlet and an action for each by control-dragging to the .h file 128 times. It was a bit laborious. I then needed to copy (with minor changes) the code for each outlet and action 64 times. Again, laborious.
Now I want to make a new version with a bigger grid: 122 buttons. So I'd like to implement it more intelligently. Any ideas? Is there some sort of 'grid button' that could be used instead?
The best way would be to use a UICollectionView, its like a tableview but in gridformat(depending on ho you want to show your cells). Here's an example of http://www.raywenderlich.com/78550/beginning-ios-collection-views-swift-part-1
And after a quick search i also found a GitHub repo with a minesweeper made with UICollectionView: https://github.com/AdamGluck/minesweeper