Ash Furrow

@mokagio Huge props for opening this issue up 👏 No doubt it will help others. Agreed about next steps and waiting for the readme update. Hope you're well!

Yeah, I went to File -> New File and selected Swift file. Is that not working? Can you upload the project that's not working?

Hello! Thank you for the kind words and the informative issue. This change makes sense to me – I would be happy to review a PR adding this feature. I...

Hey there! Sorry to hear you're having issues. The `storedOffsets` problem looks like it's a problem with not having a `storedOffsets` property on your `UITableViewController` subclass (which this repo has...

Hey there! That's a really good question. To be honest I've not used Dynamic Type in this situation, and _usually_ even my regular collection/table cells are static heights. I'm not...

That would complicate things slightly, and it's already a bit complex 😅 We actually install the `swiftlint` binary for users when the gem is installed on CI: https://github.com/ashfurrow/danger-ruby-swiftlint/blob/d1ac19bbe5a518b7bd5f343aeea84c5df6e2e2c3/ext/swiftlint/Rakefile#L6-L23 But we...

Each section having only one row is possible – depends on your design. To have multiple rows is more work, though. Consider that we have have basically two levels of...

Hi there! This is a pretty big topic, outside the scope of just this tutorial (which is just focused on UI stuff). I'd recommend [Ray Wenderlich](http://www.raywenderlich.com/94443/uisplitviewcontroller-tutorial-getting-started) and their tutorials for...

Figuring out which object was selected is tricky at first. You have a collection view within a table view, and one of the collection view cells was selected. The callback...

@techyowl the function needs to go in whatever object will be the collection view's datasource, whatever conforms to `UICollectionViewDataSource`. In my tutorial, that's the view controller. If it's not getting...