Creating ‘Pulse’ style scrolling – Horizontally scrolling UITableView as a subview of UITableViewCell
Posted: June 29, 2011 Filed under: Tutorial | Tags: cell, cgaffinetransform, cgaffinetransformmakerotation, custom, horizontal, horizontal scroll, horizontal tables, horizontal tableviews, horizontal tableviews like pulse, ios, iphone, m_pi_2, pulse, rotate, rotated tables, rotation, scrolling, sdk, subview, table, tableview, tableviewcell, transform, uitableviewcell, uitableviewcontroller, uitableviewdatasource, uitableviewdelegate, xcode 90 Comments »‘Pulse’ is a free news reading application for iPhone, iPad, and Android by Alphonso Labs Inc. I was introduced to Pulse through an iTunes U lecture from Stanford University “10 Hacks to go from Idea to #1 App”. In that lecture, the developers have mentioned that they have used horizontal UITableViews to create the Interface. Intrigued as I was, I had to try it myself and you should also.
Adding a UITableView as a subview of UITableViewCell using Interface Builder
Posted: June 29, 2011 Filed under: Tutorial | Tags: cell, custom tableview cell, custom uitableviewcell, inside, subview, table, table inside cell, table view, tableview, tableview cell, tableview inside tableviewcell, tableviewcell, tutorial, uitableview, uitableview inside uitableviewcell, uitableviewcell, uitableviewcontroller 31 Comments »Adding a UITableview as a subview of a UITableViewCell??? Yes, you read it correctly and I typed it correctly. No mistakes have been made here. It sounds strange but once the idea came to my mind I had to do try it out to see if it was possible. I searched online and couldn’t find any help so I decided to write a tutorial. Here it is:
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