After we published the iCloud programming tutorial, the first question from our readers is not about iCloud but related to the static table view. If you've followed our tutorials, you should have a basic understanding about table view. However, the table views that we've covered are of dynamic content. The "Add Note" controller that we built in the previous tutorial, on the other hand, makes use of the static table view. If you have problem with static table view, this tutorial is for you. We'll show you how to create static table view using Storyboard.
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