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+1  A: 

TTNavigator, particularly how to set it up to launch your view controllers through TTURLMap.

Adam Eberbach
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The TTURLRequestCachePolicy cache policy and the TTURLRequest need to be covered in the documentation better.

FWIW, I'm willing to help out with Three20 documentation. I'm trying to share notes as I go on my blog, http://www.jefflinwood.com/, but there's not much there yet.

Jeff Linwood
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Docs need to show how to use STYLESHEETS!

Matt Williamson
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implementing three20 in existing tabbar application that one tab shows the photo browser and ttthumbviewcontroller with the detailview...

i´m trying hard to get this work, but it doesn´t...

moerrk
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+1 for Stylesheets!

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willcodejavaforfood
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this is a great idea, please please provide as much tutorials and source code snippets as possible. I'm just getting started, so I don't have any specific requests. I think having a complete description of the classes, along with working source code snippets would be a great help for Three20. So more detail than what you can find at http://api.three20.info/annotated.html :)

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How about a full working tutorial containing some commonly asked-for components:

  • A live Twitter stream using their new OAuth-only authentication inside of a TTURLRequestModel. I've seen very few good examples of authenticated JSON/XML feeds

  • A TTListDataSource with custom cells for displaying the Twitter feeds using TTStyledTextLabel controls with custom styles for links, clickable, opening up in a new UIWebView controller window. Maybe some inline images with left- or right- floating styles.

  • As an added bonus, add a Facebook feed so that all the results from both Twitter and Facebook are combined in a single TTTableViewController

  • A potential twist on the 3rd bullet to allow a TTTabBar to switch between "Facebook stream", "Twitter Stream", or "All streams". This will hopefully clear up questions that I have on switching table view data sources between various data models without necessarily having to reload the data from across the web.