Submitting Todo app for review

[edraymundo]

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Submitting Todo App for review

[timothy1ee]

Ed, next time make sure to check in your full project so that I can run it. You're missing some files here. From inspection, things look correct though.

Good job! The point of this homework was to explore how to work with a UITableView with embedded controls, which is a very common use case. Below is the checklist I went through when reviewing your application. For the advanced, it's important to tackle the optional challenge of making the row expand as you type, it's a good illustration of the types of challenges production iOS apps have.

• Custom cell with UITextField. You can either design this using prototype cells or a nib.
• The custom cell should have the Auto Layout constraints for the UITextField.
• The table view controller is responsible for keeping track of the UITextFields and keeping them synced with the todo items.
• For this simple system, persistence could have been implemented using Core Data, NSUserDefaults, or the file system.

[edraymundo]

Tim,

I do have all the files committed. I was getting an error when I deleted the “TableViewController.xibhttps://github.com/edraymundo/toDo/blob/master/TableViewController.xib”, which I don’t need any more. There was some reference somewhere that I am not able to remove. So, I had to rename to TableViewController1 for .h and .m and that fixed it. Which files are missing? Everything is there as far as I can tell.

Thanks,

Ed

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[timothy1ee]

I'm expecting to see your .xcodeproj file. I think you need to navigate up one directory level and check in there.

[edraymundo]

I see, I will keep that in mind for the next assignment.

From: Timothy Lee [mailto:notifications@github.com] Sent: Tuesday, January 21, 2014 3:35 PM To: edraymundo/toDo Cc: Ed Raymundo Jr. Subject: Re: [toDo] Submitting Todo app for review (#1)

I'm expecting to see your .xcodeproj file. I think you need to navigate up one directory level and check in there.

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