Building a searchable UITableView in iOS 9 – Part 4
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In this final part of our project we’ll finish off the app by implementing a little Key Value Observation magic. This will let us update our second UITableViewController when new search results are to be displayed.
Check out the first part here, as well as a link to my demo project.
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