Instead of using code to addSubview in ViewController, how would I connect a Storyboarded View to the DraggableViewBackground class?

I would like to have more control over it size/shape and relation to other items in ViewController.

yes,
instead of: var loadedCards = NSMutableArray()

replace with: var loadedCards = UIView

from documentation:
"Swift bridges between the array type and the NSArray class. When you bridge from an NSArray object with a parameterised type to a Swift array, the resulting Array is of type [ObjectType]."

If you create an array, a set, or a dictionary, and assign it to a variable, the collection that is created will be mutable

The problem the methods in NSMutableArray are not the same syntax as an hence need to be replaced with Swift Array methods and not the Cocoa/ Objective C methods.

Awesome work btw. just reading through and saw your comment so i thought id answer it for you :)

I am trying to embed the draggable view in a pretty complex ui - and want to put it in via Story board.

Do you know how I would do this?

Hi

I tried to use the Overlay drag to highlight The Checkbutton and XButton in the Pan Gesture, but I can't seem to get it working.

Do you have an approach I can use that when I drag to the left it will show the overlay icons over the Check button and when I drag to the right it will show the overlay icon over the rejected button?