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Generated on 8/12/2024
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It seems like you're interested in table views, which are a common UI component in iOS development. At WWDC 2024, there were several sessions that touched on related topics, particularly in the context of SwiftUI and UIKit.
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SwiftUI: In the session "Demystify SwiftUI containers," there was a discussion about using
ForEachviews to generate collections of subviews, which can be used to create list-like structures. SwiftUI's declarative syntax allows for flexible composition of views, including lists and grids, which can be customized with sections and headers. -
UIKit: The session "What’s new in UIKit" introduced improvements to
UITableViewandUICollectionViewwith the new list environment trait. This trait helps ensure that cells are styled appropriately in any given list, making it easier to manage different styles and configurations without needing to know the specific list style in advance.
For more detailed information, you might want to check out the session "What’s new in UIKit" at the chapter on List improvements (07:44). This section covers enhancements to list handling in UIKit, which could be particularly relevant if you're working with UITableView.
If you have any specific questions about implementing table views or related components, feel free to ask!
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