How to Create TableView in Xcode 15 (Swift 5)

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[@jimmycho16]

Finally, someone who really can explain clearly and in short time. No any bs or blah blah during videos! Thanks for sharing your knowledge!

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[@mushii_shi]

As soon as I got questions while watching this, you answered them the next second 😅 Succinct and clear explanation, keep up the good work!

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[@mlitch5975]

Thank you. This was helpful. Watched another tutorial that didn't work at all. Glad I found this one.

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[@Scottjyeager]

This is excellent content. the lesson pacing and explanation are the perfect blend of informative and concise. Thank you for making these.

[@iOSAcademy]

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[@paulmykhailov]

I love your videos! One thing I can't really get use to is zoom in and out effect while watching. The video quality is decent, I believe you can see the code and icons clear enough.

[@iOSAcademy]

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[@Намбаванинзеворлд]

Best TableView tutorial!

[@iOSAcademy]

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[@hamzaalaudi1184]

dude you are awesome, that was a great and clear explanation, simply put. Thank you!

[@BusinessDevelopmentSolution]

you explained very well, it helps a lot to the beginners

[@iOSAcademy]

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[@anthonykim2372]

bro you are literally the best. Keep up the good work!!

[@iOSAcademy]

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[@greg_richrd]

Great tutorial, really well explained, thanks! But the zoom feature of your screen recording software makes it very hard to follow. Why don't you just lower your screen resolution if you want to make sure that it's not too small ;-)

[@Anonymous-vh6kp]

I like how you explained things.

[@iOSAcademy]

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[@campusgateapp7707]

Zooming was not necessary for me. Thank you for the tutorial

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[@harilakkakula9443]

Good Explanation , show the table view data from API consumption

[@iOSAcademy]

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[@hariswaqar9284]

thank you so much such you are great sir, May God bless you

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[@TechnoForbes]

Amazing video, made me understand table view very nicely.

[@MarkizBoneco]

Thank you for useful video. As usual.

[@iOSAcademy]

So nice of you

[@КириллЗайдулин-с9д]

Great video, thank you very much!

[@ahmedmujahad9999]

A great tutorial, simple and well explained. but i would like to suggest pleas also share the code as well on github or else where. it will really help us. thankyou for sharing knowledge.

[@iOSAcademy]

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[@youbillonestv]

Do you have video for getting user input in table View? Like the table views in Contacts of iPhone. Thanks for this.

[@yongtaekpark7808]

wonderful and Thank you very much, I want to learn your another class

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[@hugopinheiro4624]

your work is amazing, thank you 🇧🇷

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[@theevanator9252]

Thank you for up to date tutorials and for teaching a variety of ways to use the table view

[@iOSAcademy]

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[@benedictsth]

Thank you for this very helpful Video.

[@ytlagu2010]

Very cool! Helped me got a concept I was struggling to grasp!

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[@snehadugani6219]

please create some videos on macOS app development also.

[@viniciushenriquepellegrini3534]

Thank You !

[@shruthirao6020]

Hi, when user logs in I want to display his details in tableview, firstly users logs in, currently logged in user adds medicine details that stores in firebase database from there it should fetch

[@elmcapp6032]

what if we would like to add text and a button to the row

[@nishanth4054]

Bro, You're awesome.You Have earned a subscriber and made my basics more strong.

[@iOSAcademy]

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[@atnghia]

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[@iOSAcademy]

Hello!

[@rishitprajapati6753]

Awesome , Thanks

[@iOSAcademy]

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[@rookie9114]

Thank you for sharing this. Just to clarify indexPath.row actually returns an integer, so names[indexPath.row] is just the same thing as returning names[1]?

[@PiiiPheCarrasco]

Do you have a video table view programmatically? Thanks

[@iOSAcademy]

Yes, just search it

[@PiiiPheCarrasco]

@@iOSAcademy thanks so much 😄

[@ArunKumar-p2k5b]

which keys you are using for the search bar to pop up??

[@kkayahuseyin]

shift+command+o

[@coonnaarr1984]

extension "Declaration is only valid at file scope"

[@nickcalderaro9166]

I think you may have just misplaced a bracket. I fixed that error but now upon building it says “Fatal effort: Unexpectedly found nil while implicitly unwrapping an optional value” You getting the same problem?

[@mikheilpukhashvili5653]

Perfect

[@iOSAcademy]

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[@fernandoli6743]

like you bro, very useful for me

[@iOSAcademy]

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[@shrutichouhan8795]

can you please provide the full code !!

[@missseb3819]

Thank you! You saved my life!!

[@iOSAcademy]

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[@imacg5658]

I am making an app that is a list of all the Wheel based iPods. When I tap on them, I want them to show information about the iPod. How do I do that?

[@dream_emulator]

Wait a sec! How did you do that spotlight search in Xcode itself?

[@iOSAcademy]

Command shift O

[@thevitruvianman9781]

Interesting to see another way to create a table view, it's essentially the same as the on I know. Apart from the fact that my view controller inherited from UITableViewController, so I don't need to create and iboutlet, nor specify its delegate and data sources. Cool explanation nonetheless

[@iOSAcademy]

Yep! Theres definitely several ways to accomplish the same thing :) Thanks for watching

[@thevitruvianman9781]

I've got a question, why didn't you just add the protocols after UIViewController with a comma?

[@Spacely72]

Well explained, straight to the point and thorough. My only criticism is the volume of your mic is rather low. Still 10/10 demonstration. Thanks!

[@iOSAcademy]

Thank you! Thanks for the feedback too

[@fabianthanner8136]

Great video thank you but i have a huge Problem in all of my table views and i noticed in yours, the problem exists too. The grey line between the cells isn´t in the middle, which means, the whole cell isn´t positioned in the vertical center. I tried so many things with contsraints, nothing helped. Do you have a solution for this problem?

[@aaronthompson2535]

is there a way to make each cell a segue to another view controller with just story board? I'm making a Pokédex like app and don't know any coding but I've gotten pretty far

[@iOSAcademy]

Youll be able to present a new view, but need code to pass in data

[@mineserv-bk2tm]

hey, when I create a Project with Swift and Storyboard ill git a Cocoa Class instead of UIKit. does anyone know how to get it right ? :(

[@latinacoder3699]

What’s a good recommendation if I wanna display all users or active users would table view work good for it ?

[@iOSAcademy]

Yes! Tableview or collection view.

[@heathergraves5467]

I built the table view, but want to add a checkmark, making it a checklist. is this something I can add into my project? Tutorial possible?Thank You. Best tutorials I've seen.

[@unicornonthecob4302]

Yes you can.

[@unicornonthecob4302]

Once you've created a cell, click on it. Then go to the Attributes Inspector. From the top of the Attributes Inspector go down to "Accessory" (it's the fourth from the top). Click checkmark. That's the basics of it. Of course you'll need to implement code to make it do whatever else you want it to.

[@iOSAcademy]

You need to update the accessory type

[@heathergraves5467]

@@iOSAcademy I have no experience in this. I built the table view according to your video. I cannot see anywhere that I can update the accessory type. I'm sorry, I'm just lost.

[@CJB8112]

Great video! I'm new to Swift (and coding in general) so I have a follow up question: I am looking to use a TableView to organize my data in layers. Specifically, by year, month. For example, I would like to have a table that specifies year where the user is able to select the applicable year and it takes you to a TableView where you can select the applicable month. You are then able to select a month and it will take you to a place where the user will input data in a template. Is this possible with TableView? If so, how do I make the program return the new TableView with all applicable selections? Thanks in advance for your help!

[@SwagatVlogs]

Need a suggestion please: I need a mac system just for Xcode ONLY. No entertainment or other use. I already have a top of the line line windows laptop for that. Apple does not relase new OS updates for mac mini 2011 model. The last possible update for this model is 10.13, latest update is 10.15. Now the latest Xcode works only on 10.12 and above. Shall I buy this mac? I need it for 2 years in exact. Do you think next Xcode updates will stop working on 10.13?

[@iOSAcademy]

Id recommend buying a newer mac

[@zhenyuwang4387]

Hi, I like your video and it is very helpful. Now I want to build an App with table view that first row display text, second row display image and third row display video. I can build an app that only displays video from table view, but i dont know how make the app to display all the three types. Could you create a video about that? Thank you for your time!

[@iOSAcademy]

Thanks and sure

[@RobertMcGovernTarasis]

Why lie? Video is 3yrs old, and clearly uses Xcode 11. Likewise videos marked as 2024 yet are 1-3 years old. Your content is great

[@Stephane_]

Sorry for asking but what is the difference between a row and a cell? A cell is a thing that can be contained in a row, right? (I'm totally new to mobile development)

[@unicornonthecob4302]

The cell is that which is placed in however many rows you choose to have it placed in. I hope that makes sense. So if you have a table view with five rows, and you have a cell that you're using in that table view, each of the five rows will have that cell in it. Of course, the point of each cell is to hold different information. So if your app was a list of contacts (with five rows, to keep with the above example) each of your five cells would be accessing one of five different names, and displaying them-- one name in each of your five rows. Again I hope that makes sense.

[@iOSAcademy]

Great question, looks like someone beat me to the answer :) But yes, cell is the object itself; row is just the horizontal place said cell is placed. They are basically one in the same

[@williamhulsey5451]

Your tutorials are good, but damn dude, you could do to linger a little on written code before covering it up with your navigation or zoom in a little less so you dont cut off code

[@ankitratna2177]

My code is not running plz help. It shows Terminating app due to uncaught exception 'NSUnknownKeyException', reason: '[ setValue:forUndefinedKey:]: this class is not key value coding-compliant for the key tableview.'

[@iOSAcademy]

This error occurs when you try to set a value on an object that doesn’t support setting values. What I assume probably happened is you tried calling SAT value on the controller, instead of user defaults

[@ulugbeknematjonov566]

why did not you create iphone settings in tableview?

[@iOSAcademy]

Ill be doing this soon

[@ulugbeknematjonov566]

iOS Academy bro, now i am doing this but i am in a very difficult situation please speed up the lesson. How Can I contact you. I have many questions about Tableview

[@compsci91]

Please turn off the auto-zoom.

[@iOSAcademy]

New videos dont have it

[@lukassbeataddicts]

Dude use weak var for outlets otherwise you create hard link bad for memory

[@iOSAcademy]

yep, wanted to keep that confusion out for simple beginners

[@BranGaming20]

i love it but not same as the thumbnail, because i need a tableview with custome image also text

[@iOSAcademy]

Thanks! I think I may do more table view videos to show further customization

[@OrangeSlurpiee]

iOS Academy pleases do more videos on table views and more about sections please

[@maxspeed2k]

Thanks for breaking down tableview. But how do you know so much??... aren't you an expert in multiple languages?

[@iOSAcademy]

No prob! Been doing this fur more than ten years now

[@swaraagsistla8641]

this whole zooming out thing is quite irritating. I'm trying to get one line of code, but then one second later you zoom into the next part, meaning I can't see the full line, and I have to move back the time just before when you starting randomly zooming in. I find it really irritating to get through when there's a bunch of moving around going on, and if I miss something by just one second, you've already moved on to the next because you randomly zoomed into the next part.

[@iOSAcademy]

New videos have no zoom

[@swaraagsistla8641]

@@iOSAcademy Thank you!

[@AnthonyGonzalez-r7q]

Emmanuel Stream

[@davidwim]

Can you please stop zooming in and out so much. Thanks

[@iOSAcademy]

Newer videos have no zoom

[@Robinlan]

You go wayyyyy too fucking fast

[@tonycartwright2621]

Although your video is 4 years old I have found it extremely helpful in setting up tables. As a start I tried implementing your code but got 2 errors:- func insertNewVideoTitle() { videos.append (addVideoTextField.text!) ERROR Cannot convert value of type 'String' to expected argument type 'Int' let indexPath = IndexPath(row: videos.count - 1, section: 0) tableView.beginUpdates() tableView.insertRows(at: [indexPath], with: .automatic) // tableView.insertRows(at: [indexPath(row 1, section 0,)], with: .automatic) // vectored insert tableView.endUpdates () addVideoTextField.text = "" view.endEditing (true) // hides keyboard AND towards the end let videoTitle = videos[indexPath.row] cell.videoTitle.Int = videoTitle ERROR Value of type 'UITableViewCell' has no member 'videoTitle' return cell I just can't work out how to fix these two. Are you or anyone able to help?

[@BalaaLyf]

When select cell it will be go to related view controller. How to do that..