QuickDialog

This looks well designed and useful, but whenever I see a new project like this my first question is "What makes this different?" There are a number of existing form libraries for iOS* that have been around for a while at differing levels of complexity. Could you give a brief summary of why you wrote a new library instead of using one of the existing ones? Putting an explanation like that in the readme would be a great way to explain why you did all this work. *: https://github.com/chrismiles/EZForm https://github.com/escoz/QuickDialog https://github.com/ittybittydude/IBAForms

Nice work! Some other iOS forms libs: - QuickDialog / https://github.com/escoz/quickdialog - ELCTextFieldCell / https://github.com/elc/ELCTextFieldCell - IBAForms / https://github.com/ittybittydude/IBAForms - FormKit.m / https://github.com/brunow/FormKit.m I suggest you submit it to http://www.cocoacontrols.com/controls/new as well.

Right now, all you have to do is modify your root element as you wish, and then call the reloadData on the tableView. That will show the new table automatically, although it won't show a nice animation that somebody would expect. Adding this functionality is in my todo list, and should be fairly simple to do. What you're saying though is not really related to adding/removing cells. I'm not saying you shouldn't create UIViewControllers for specific things, actually its quite the oposite, I think you should have as many controllers as possible, so that they're really small. Funny your example is a login screen, bcse that's the example in my samples on the project. Take a look at the code: it's very simple, and it mostly has to do with the actions that will happen as a result of the form, instead of cell creation: https://github.com/escoz/Qu