UITableView iPhone Programming Tutorial - Part 2

[DaveTheHatAppleton]

Thank you!

I have been trying to add a UITableView to a flip-side and was having problems because all the latest tutorials expect a NavController. Following this - it worked.

[davidwajr]

Masna360, Excellent tutorial dude!! You need to make a tutorial on "How to make a good Tutorial" so some of these boneheads out there that suck at it might learn something. Only one suggestion that would make yours even better - zoom in sometimes on code intensive areas so we can see the syntax up close. Other than that, I give you an A+. Thanks. I'll be back.

[BastardDigital]

Is it possible to avoid ENVY, INSULTS, DENIGRATION and such in this kind of videos ? Especially when someone try to teach something to the people out there !

Experts are not welcome to see and comment this video at all, they can code in XCODE, well GO! And DO IT!

[newguest200]

dear Masna360 may i have ur email?? i neeed ur help

[klevski]

great speed and instruction! However, the clarity of the screen dropped a lot from part one to part two so I am having a hard time following the second part.

[himalayann]

Would you be able to make tutorial for how to add sound to each table cell, and play the sound when you press on each cell.

thanks !

[FullLyphe]

Dude, a pointer holds and adress of something stored in memory. Phalix, you obviously dont know anything.

[Phalix]

a link basically to itself.......?!?!?

its a pointer! Man this tutorial sucks

[Masna360]

Jealous, are we? LOL.

I know what a pointer is, thanks for clearing that up. But not everyone was born a C expert like you. So sometimes I explain things in literal terms instead of using technical terms.

But, again, thanks.

[xolaurakittyxo]

@Masna360 Thanks for explaining things! I'm new to Objective C and your tutorials are great!

[Abuck10]

@Phalix = dick

[thewillb]

thanks, nice tutorial. a bit hard to read the text though.

[adiaric123]

The section inside the if statment when you are setting the value of cell = new instance of a UITableViewCell throws a build error on

CGRectZero.

This is the line i have as utube is low rez i may not have gotten it right.

cell = [[[UITableViewCell alloc] initWithFrame:CGRectZero reuseIdentifier:identity] autorelease];

[naruto843]

In the latest version that i downloaded, the delegates are automatically written for us to use. All we have to do is to create the array list and populate. Thank you for this tutorial. It helped me understand how the delegates are being called.

[cundimundi]

Just to help you out, at 4:04 you pronounced dequeue wrong... its pronounced "D-Q" Excellent tutorial though!

[Masna360]

Oh, sorry. Heh, to be honest I'd never seen the word before this :(

[cundimundi]

It's all good. Your tutorials are awesome. Helped me out a lot. Thanks.

[lmc06g]

i was taught by professors that it was pronounced like "deck"

i guess it's one of those "tomato" or "potato" words, open for pronunciation.

[cundimundi]

Hehe yeah I guess as long as you know what it means programatically. Queue is the British-English word for line so dequeue means removing something form the queue.

As long as the program works, thats all that matters :)