Dear Pedro,

Binding data to UICollectionView can be done similarly to UITableView. If you can get your data to show in a table view, then you can present it with a collection view without any additional code changes. This is how we designed Crosslight to be. One shared UI logic, multiple different presentation.

We demonstrate this capability in our highly popular Inventory sample which you can download from our Git server here. If you run the sample in iPhone, the data is presented in a table view. Try to run the sample in iPad simulator, notice how the presentation changed to a collection view without code changes.

In the simplest implementation, you will simply need to create a view controller that derive from our UICollectionViewController, then configure the settings as needed. For more information about Crosslight's collection view, see iOS Collection View.

Hope this helps.