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Using UITableViewHeaderFooterView in Storyboard/Interface Builder is not easy because: It is not well documented There are a number of ways Things (iOS) change, and break.. For example, this highest voted answer in 2012 does not work well anymore (the section could disappear on reload). As of writing, this guide is good for iOS 9. And we will be using awesome swift code :) Step 1: Subclass UITable

I spent some time to research on the correct/recommended way to save using MagicalRecord, and felt a need to write this post. It is relevant as of March 2013, using version 2.2 of MagicalRecord. Tutorials out there I wrote this because even tutorials eg from Ray Wenderlich (2014 Feb) didn’t use the recommended methods. Or tutorials eg from Yannick Loriot (2012 Mar) are outdated. Official methods A

UPDATED on Oct 2015: With the new awesome Swift, do check out the new NSFetchedResultsController guide. This is an adaptation of a cheat sheet on iosdevblog.com. The original post provides the code to implement NSFetchedResultsController, but without MagicalRecord. This post will provide the code with MagicalRecord. Declare a NSFetchedResultsController and delegate @interface PoosViewController :

I was researching on popup/modal views to use, and finally decided on RNBlurModalView, which has a nicer blurred background effect. Nonetheless, others are good depending on your use. Here are 7 custom popup views for iOS: UAModalPanel: Simple dismissiable popup RNBlurModalView: With a blurred background MJPopupViewController: With different transition effects ALPopupView: Facebook-like popup ($19