add clarity to how I'm dealing with storyboards

README.md

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 ios-class
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-I'm participating in "CODING TOGETHER: Apps for iPhone & iPad" on
-piazza.com this summer, but I've decided to do the class exercises
-in RubyMotion instead.
+I'm participating in "CODING TOGETHER: Apps for iPhone & iPad" on piazza.com
+this summer, but I've decided to do the class exercises in RubyMotion instead.
 
-RubyMotion is a commercial development environment which allows you
-to write iOS-based apps in a dialect of Ruby. Ruby is very expressive,
-and has a rich tradition of test-first development. For more information,
-see www.rubymotion.com.
+RubyMotion is a commercial development environment that allows you to write
+iOS-based apps in a dialect of Ruby. Ruby is very expressive, and has a rich
+tradition of test-first development. For more information, see
+www.rubymotion.com.
 
 Because RubyMotion does not have direct integration with Xcode's Interface
-Builder, there is a parallel Xcode-based UI shell for each project. After
-editing the storyboard using Xcode, I copy it into the RubyMotion project's
-resources folder.
+Builder, there is a parallel Xcode-based UI shell for each project. I first
+build the needed UI in Xcode, using a dummy Objective C project. After editing
+the storyboard using Xcode, I copy the storyboard file into the RubyMotion
+project's resources folder.
 
 My work here is Copyright 2012 David G. Paschich, and 
 is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0