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Around2Me – Instantly Discover Nearby Essentials

In today’s fast-paced world, finding what you need — exactly when you need it — should be effortless. That’s where Around2Me comes in. Whether you're navigating a new city, running errands, or just looking for a bite nearby, Around2Me helps you instantly find nearby essentials like ATMs, restaurants, hospitals, gas stations , and much more. Around2Me 🚀 What Makes Around2Me Different? Unlike many location-based apps that are bloated with unnecessary features or force users to sign up, Around2Me is lightweight, private, and instant . Here's how: 📍 Location-Based Discovery The app instantly detects your current location and shows you relevant nearby places — from pharmacies to petrol pumps, cafes to banks. 🗺️ Map Integration Tap any place to view it on the map and get turn-by-turn directions in seconds. 🧩 Clean Categories Looking for something specific? Use quick-access filters like Hospitals , ATMs , Coffee Shops , or Parking . 🔐 No Signups, No Data Collection ...

How to Use Multiple Sections in UITableView iOS Swift !

Multiple sections in UITableView iOS Swift. UITableView is very important part of iOS ecosystem. So we split tableviews in sections. Then its easier to find right information.  1. First let’s create a project as usual. Create a new single view application X code project. Set project name to UIViewController.  2. Go to main storyboard & select view controller & use UITableView 3. Select tableview & make it initial view controller  4 Create a custom Sections Class like Name => TableSections, create register cell static return “ getCellNibs ” method. Then create  4 section enum “TableItems” then after append all sections to an array model. import UIKit struct CellNib {      static func getCellNibs () -> [ String ] {          return [ "Cell1" , "Cell2" , "Cell3" , "Cell4" ]     } } enum TableItems : Int {      case TableSections1   ...