diff --git a/index.html b/index.html index dc6d633..39c7014 100644 --- a/index.html +++ b/index.html @@ -49,8 +49,8 @@
This project is inspired on HTML5 boilerplate.
iOS Boilerplate is tested on iPhone / iPod Touch devices with iOS 4.0 or greater. - In a future it maight support universal applications (iPhone + iPad) + In a future it might support universal applications (iPhone + iPad)
At this moment iOS Boilerplate is just an XCode project. Is planned to be released - as a true XCode template in a near fuutre. + as a true XCode template in a near future.
The ImageManager class provides methods for caching and loading images asynchronously.
It uses ASIHTTPRequest and NSOperation for the async stuff. It holds an in-memory cache,
- and with minor modifications (see comented code in that class) an on-disk cache can be used. The
+ and with minor modifications (see commented code in that class) an on-disk cache can be used. The
code is commented because you should choose the best cache policy for your needs.
@@ -173,8 +173,8 @@ [self performSelector:@selector(doneLoadingTableViewData) withObject:nil afterDelay:3.0]; }
- You just need to implement something like the above code and initializate the
- self.table object. You can initializate it with InterfaceBuilder
+ You just need to implement something like the above code and initialize the
+ self.table object. You can initialize it with InterfaceBuilder
(drop a UITableView component and make the link between the outlet and the component).
You should also implement at least the UITableViewDataSource protocol.
For a complete example see PullDownExample.
@@ -182,7 +182,7 @@
- Threre is an example of how to implement a swipeable UITableViewCell extending
+ There is an example of how to implement a swipeable UITableViewCell extending
FastCell. Some code is also needed in the ViewController. See
SwipeableTableViewExample for a complete example.
- These method ensure that the object retrived is of the desired type, otherwise return nil.
+ These method ensure that the object retrieved is of the desired type, otherwise return nil.
Also NSNull is never returned. These methods are very useful when manipulating
objects returned by JSONKit or any other JSON library.
- (NSString*)trim; returns the original NSString but without white spaces at
- the begining or at the end.
+ the beginning or at the end.
- (NSString*)urlEncode; url-encodes the original NSString.