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Performance issues & iOS UITableView

Recently, while building our new app I was there, we ran into some problems while trying to get the app working smoothly on older iOS hardware i.e. iPhone 5. I narrowed down the problem to an image optimisation issue and proceeded to solve that doing what seemed pretty obvious to me. Anyway I have written about my method of solving the problem as well as given some sample code to help explain the solution. You can read the post on,
  1. UITableView with images & performance issues
  2. Also have a look at some sample code on GitHub on how to create a UITableView where each row shows an image and how to optimise it to run on older iOS hardware

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