First of all, let me know that I am interested in performance for my tableview, because there is a lot of data in every cell Some pieces of
What is my thinking, is it a better idea to program my table view cell program or use the interface builder? What are your professional and cons to each? If you have many UILBables UITableViewCell, there may be an impact on the display. Try entering a cell in the IB, make sure the cell identifier in the IB matches the cell identifier, which you are using dequeue in the code. Also make sure that all labels are set on opaque, because this will help in performance. Whatever is done, use profiling with the core animation tool on the device and try to scroll the table when you scroll, you will get an FPS reading - 20 fps is a bit choppy , But acceptable, far below it is actually choppy, a target will be 30 fps or more. If the display is not good, or if you have a transparent label due to the background you're using, consider using a hybrid approach. Design the cell in IB, but instead of using that XIB file, use that code as a template. What this means: 1) On cell creation, layout: Cell illustrations were read as an example of the UTTable Vixel with the Exx in the Fixed Variables. 2) If you are targeting iOS 3.2 or later, then only one font (CATextLayers will render as label) for each label in the xiib create a catastaray label at the same place ). 3) If you are targeting 3.1 or later (do not target less than 3.0, unless you're insane), the text of your cell on the specified positions in the template label is < Generally though making the label opaqueable is probably good if you are reusing cells (to ensure that they will expect to be dequeued as you check them).
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