| Loading custom UITableViewCells from Nib files without a controller in MonoTouch » Dimitris Tavlikos Software
There are a lot of times where we want to use custom table view cells to display data in a UITableView. The most common way to do this is to create the cells we want inside the Nib that contains the UITableView controller and assign each of the custom cells an outlet so we can access them directly.
But what if we want to use the same cells across multiple table views that reside in different Nib file...
source: software.tavlikos.com
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| MonoTouch Article - Building iPhone applications using MonoTouch, How To: using a view without a controller
Of course, a view without a controller is not very useful in itself, but in this post I want to show you how I solved a small re-usability problem.
I’m working on a small open-source project on Codeplex that aims to build a player for the Hanselminutes podcasts. It is nothing very special, but it gives me a nice playground to find out new stuff.
So there is a “Loading playlist” message and a “Buffering audio” message displayed at the appropriate moments. You can do that in a lot of ways, but in this a...
source: lsd.luminis.nl
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| MonoTouch Article - Startup times - nib vs. nib-less
Rory Blyth writes a long email to the monotouch mailing list going into depth on the startup times your application has when it does and doesn't have a nib. He covers lots of different combinations and it is an interesting read. Worth it if you are looking to squeeze every bit of performance you can out of your application.
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