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Description

An example iOS project to show how to load a subset of data in a table view with a "Display More** button loads more data into the table.

This is meant to be very simple. A concrete example of the concept.

Updated for SwiftUI

There are tags for the Objective-C, and Swift versions. See the Requirements section for details

Currently, this is achieved by having a single cell in a second section and loading more data from there.

Acknowledgements

  • Daniel Thorpe for building on my idea.
  • Pete Callaway for gentle nudging.
  • The usual Twitter mob for looking at this.

Requirements

7.0: Swift 5.1 and SwiftUI

  • iOS 13
  • Xcode 11+

This uses SwiftUI for the interface. To see live previews in Xcode you need to be running macOS Catalina.

6.0: Swift 5.0

  • iOS 12
  • Xcode 10.2

5.0: Swift 4.2

  • iOS 12
  • Xcode 10

4.1: Swift 4.0

  • iOS 11
  • Xcode 9

This uses the new iOS 11 UITableViewMethod performBatchUpdates to update the tableview.

4.0: Swift 4.0

  • iOS 10
  • Xcode 9

This rewrites in this version are more than just updating to the new Swift version, but also because I'm a better developer now than I was when I started this project and I do things a little differently now.

3.0: Swift 3.0

  • iOS 10+
  • Xcode 8

Swift 2.2

  • iOS 9.0+
  • Xcode 7.3

Swift 2

  • iOS 9.0+
  • Xcode 7.0

Swift and Objective-C

  • iOS 8.1+
  • Xcode 6.3