I am getting confused while creating UITabBarController.
Assuming it has 2 tabs, both of which are RIBs:
Hi @shubham01, I would attach all child RIBs on activation. Definitely, you can activate all of them and you can set child view controllers on activation too. You may want to check this example here https://github.com/dev4jam/ToDo. There is a very similar use-case with Drawer (side menu) which requires content and menu view controllers (and RIBs) be set on activation.
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Hi @shubham01, I would attach all child RIBs on activation. Definitely, you can activate all of them and you can set child view controllers on activation too. You may want to check this example here https://github.com/dev4jam/ToDo. There is a very similar use-case with Drawer (side menu) which requires content and menu view controllers (and RIBs) be set on activation.