Which should I use, -awakeFromNib or -viewDidLoad?

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awakeFromNib is called when the controller itself is unarchived from a nib. viewDidLoad is called when the view is created/unarchived. This distinction is especially important when the controller’s view is stored in a separate nib file.

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