Building a searchable UITableView in iOS 9 – Part 2
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In the previous part we’ve setup our project and the relevant graphical bits to make the app display the table view. Now it’s time to implement the UISearchController object that will be at the heart of letting users sift through our search results. We’ll do that in this part.
Check out the first part here, as well as a link to my demo project.
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