TweetIt- Hook up to display initial tweets

- Updated storyboard by selecting the Prototype Cell and setting the
‘Identifier’ in the Attributes Inspector so it’s value (“cell”) matches
the code of our TableViewController UITableViewCell *cell = [tableView
dequeueReusableCellWithIdentifier:@"cell" forIndexPath:indexPath];
- Removed method numberOfSectionsInTableView
- Updated cellForRowAtIndexPath so that it displays a tweet from our
hardcoded array of tweets.
TweetIt- Custom cell styles for diff tweet types

- Adding new key ‘type’ to each of our tweets so that we can then use
these types to decide on different cell styles to display.
TweetIt- Removing custom cell types

Also setting storyboard cell style to Subtitle type.
TweetIt - New view on storyboard linked to TableVC

- Dropped a new View element onto storyboard
- Then right clicked on the tableVC element and dragged and let go onto
new View. This then popped up a new context menu and I chose ‘Push’
TweetIt- Populate labels on detail view with data

- Updated the customClass of our detail tweet view to be
TIAViewController.
- Right-clicked, dragged from label elements on storyboard into
TIAViewController.m to create IBOutlets so that we can update the
labels from code.
- Named segue on storyboard from tableCell to the new detail View, and
named it ‘tweetDetail’
- Implementing the prepareForSegue method in our tableVC.
TweetIt- Defining constants for tweet dictionary

To help avoid potential typos!