(转载)UIViewController lifecycle

The UIViewController object is one of the most used objects available in the iOS SDK. It’s important to understand the lifecycle events of this controller and know how we should use them. We are going to focus on the events used toload a view.

> Lifecycle events order

- (void)loadView

- (void)viewDidLoad

- (void)viewWillAppear

- (void)viewWillLayoutSubviews

- (void)viewDidLayoutSubviews

- (void)viewDidAppear

> How can we use them?


It’s only called when the view controller is created and only when done programatically. You can override this method in order to create your views manually.


It’s only called when the view is created. Keep in mind that in this lifecycle step the view bounds are not final. Good place to init and setup objects used in the viewController.


It’s called whenever the view is presented on the screen. In this step the view has bounds defined but the orientation is not applied. This event is called every time the view appears so don’t add code here which should be executed just one time (or manage it correctly).


This method is called every time the frame changes like for example when rotate or it’s marked as needing layout. It’s the first step where the view bounds are final. If you are not using autoresizing masks or constraints and the view size changes you probably want to update the subviews here.


Make additional changes here after the view lays out its subviews.


Good place to perform additional tasks associated with presenting the viewlike animations. This method is executed after the animation displaying the view finishes so in this step the view is already visible for the user. In some cases can be a good place to load data from core data and present it in the view or to start requesting data from a server.

转载自：https://medium.com/@SergiGracia/ios-uiviewcontroller-lifecycle-261e3e2f6133