This document explores some examples of using the SDK API to send and receive Storyboard events and set application data variables in a Real-time Executable environment.
Tables and lists can now be easily created simply by clicking and selecting the content to be contained in a table or list, removing the need to manually write code to do it. Furthermore, the size of and/or content located in a table can be dynamically updated simply by pointing the table to a data source.
Sometimes the best way to display data in Storyboard is with tables and table variables. Tables, as well as cells within the table, are able to contain several render extensions, aka user interface table variables. This allows them to behave dynamically and perform a wide variety of tasks.