# C1.iOS.DataCollection

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  <h1 id="C1_iOS_DataCollection" data-uid="C1.iOS.DataCollection" class="text-break">C1.iOS.DataCollection Namespace
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      <h4><a class="xref" href="C1.iOS.DataCollection.C1CollectionViewFlowLayout.html">C1CollectionViewFlowLayout</a></h4>
      <section><p><span class="xref">UIKit.UICollectionView</span> layout which shows an <span class="xref">UIKit.UIActivityIndicatorView</span> as a decorator in the bottom of the list to indicate more items are being loaded.</p>
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      <h4><a class="xref" href="C1.iOS.DataCollection.C1CollectionViewSource-1.html">C1CollectionViewSource&lt;T&gt;</a></h4>
      <section><p>This class is the bridge between <span class="xref">UIKit.UICollectionView</span> and <a class="xref" href="../C1.DataCollection/C1.DataCollection.C1DataCollection-1.html">C1DataCollection&lt;T&gt;</a>.
Using this class you'll get built-in sort, filter, grouping, refresh and load-on-demand features.</p>
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      <h4><a class="xref" href="C1.iOS.DataCollection.C1TableViewSource-1.html">C1TableViewSource&lt;T&gt;</a></h4>
      <section><p>This class is the bridge between <span class="xref">UIKit.UITableView</span> and <a class="xref" href="../C1.DataCollection/C1.DataCollection.C1DataCollection-1.html">C1DataCollection&lt;T&gt;</a>.
Using this class you'll get built-in sort, filter, grouping, refresh and load-on-demand features.</p>
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