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Update Readme to fix broken demo links (#100)
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* Update Readme to fix broken table view demo link

* Update Readme to fix broken collection view demo link
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screenworker authored and 3lvis committed Feb 8, 2017
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**DATASource** provides an easy way to show an sectioned UITableView, you just need to specify the attribute we should use to group your items. This attribute is located in the `dataSource` initializer as a parameter called `sectionName`.
Check the [Swift Demo](https://github.com/SyncDB/DATASource/blob/master/TableSwift/ViewController.swift) for an example of this, were we have an sectioned UITableView of names, where each section is defined by the first letter of the name, just like the Contacts app!
Check the [Swift Demo](https://github.com/SyncDB/DATASource/blob/master/SwiftDemo/TableViewController/TableViewController.swift) for an example of this, were we have an sectioned UITableView of names, where each section is defined by the first letter of the name, just like the Contacts app!
<p align="center">
<img src="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/SyncDB/DATASource/master/GitHub/table.gif" />
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**DATASource** provides an easy way to show an grouped UICollectionView, you just need to specify the attribute we should use to group your items. This attribute is located in the `dataSource` initializer as a parameter called `sectionName`. This will create a collectionView reusable header.
Check the [CollectionView Demo](https://github.com/SyncDB/DATASource/tree/master/CollectionSwift) for an example of this, were we have a grouped UICollectionView using the first letter of a name as a header, just like the Contacts.app!
Check the [CollectionView Demo](https://github.com/SyncDB/DATASource/blob/master/SwiftDemo/CollectionViewController/CollectionViewController.swift) for an example of this, were we have a grouped UICollectionView using the first letter of a name as a header, just like the Contacts.app!
<p align="center">
<img src="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/SyncDB/DATASource/master/GitHub/collection.gif" />
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