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