Table View Controllers in Swift
summary
Builds a reusable UITableViewController that actually works: starts with a concrete Person table, then generalizes with generics so the same controller displays Pokemon or people, swaps a cell-configuration method for a passed-in closure to customize subtitle or detail, adds editing with delete and an undo history implemented as a generic struct that toggles the undo bar button, and finally pulls many initializer flags into a single configuration struct for easy reuse and testing. Uses Swift, UITableViewController, Xcode and playgrounds; code runs.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:48Create Table View Controller
- 2:48Create Cell
- 4:51Configure Cell
- 7:14Generics
- 9:10Editing
- 12:23Undo
- 16:10Undo function
- 17:40Clean up
- 19:00Simpler table view
- 21:00Testability
- 21:50Initializer
- 22:11Summary
- 24:18Examples
- 24:43Tiny Networking
- 26:28Conclusion
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