iPhone App Design Tutorial - Adding Webservice Data To Your App - Part 10 of 10

Download the sample Xcode project here http://bit.ly/wNoscS - iPhone App Design Tutorial At this point, we have loaded the data from the Web. Now we will show the information in the App. http://www.appdesignvault.com The images are loaded from the API and is displayed in our list of recipes.

The title of the recipe and the number of times the recipe was shared on twitter is also used in our App.

Using these techniques, you can do a mashup of several Web services in your app and create a killer useful app for your users. From movie-listings to jobs data, you are only limited by your creativity.

A good site to look for API's is http://programmableweb.com/

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• iphone
• app
• design
• ios
• ipad
• apple
• mac
• uiview
• xcode
• uiscrollview
• uinavigationcontroller

[appdesignvault]

@AGSHAR81 you can download the sample project from the link in the description

It has all you need

[ExpTony]

I think the reason is because RecipeCell.xib and RecipeCell.h are not connected? Is that Why I cannot create outlets?

Because in the beginning part 2 of 10 tutorial, you told us to create a objective C class, RecipeCell. Then create the view for RecipeCell.

[ExpTony]

Hi , I am having trouble making the IBOutlet's as shown in the video. I hold down control and try to drag and drop and nothing happens. However.. if I make a brand new empty project, I can create outlets using control drag and drop.

[ytkarpdm]

you always make the same boring typos. Watch your videos again...;-)

[mrduramo]

Your lessons were amazing! Thank you so much! Happy coding!

[AGSHAR81]

Where can I find Json-url to complete the example?