I don’t use this pattern every day, but when I do need it, I always have to look into earlier project trying to find what I need to apply to my current objective-c prosject in order to do this.

Not anymore because I made this template:

I needed to add an button to the right of the section header in an UITableView (grouped style), and I wanted to keep the default style of the headers. The result was good:

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After some years away from any Cocoa and Objective-C development (my last build of Worktimer was in 2007) I started looking into the iOS development in November last year. Sadly I was busy writing another web application during the winter, but in this spring and summer I finally was able to submit some apps to AppStore.

Bike Meter was my first app, and its a simple utility to calculate your training zones in cycling. In the other app Surdeig I was trying out the “Universal Application” targeting both iPhone and iPads in a single bundle.

The workflow with iOS apps is nice and pretty stright forward, compared to web-apps where the development process involving everything from server-side, databases, php and frontend stuff like HTHML, CSS and JS. Not to mention the deployment..