Tables (IPhone Application Development)

There are a number of samples that show you how to implement the functionality inherent in the table view. I’ll just list them here, and you can examine them at your leisure:
Accessory implements a checkmark button in a custom accessory view.
DateCell shows you how to format date objects in a table view cell and then use a date picker to edit the dates.
DrillDownSave saves the current location in a hierarchy and then restores the current location when the user relaunches the application. (Hmm. I wonder where I’ve seen that before?)
EditableDetailView shows how to insert, delete, and move rows.
HeaderFooter shows customized header and footer views.
SimpleDrillDown is a simple drill-down application using a UITableView.
TableSearch implements searching using UISearchBar and UISearchDisplayController and then filtering content. This is similar to what the Mail application does when you start to type an e-mail address in the To field when you are composing an e-mail.
TableViewSuite shows a lot of table views.
TheElements is a very robust application. It allows you to sort data and present it in multiple formats. It uses a tab bar, displays in plain and grouped table views, uses navigation controllers to navigate deeper into a data structure, creates custom table view cells with multiple subviews, accesses a Web site using Safari, reacts to taps in a view, flips view content from front to back, and reflects a view. Makes me tired just to think about it.
TouchCells implements controls in a table view.