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This sample demonstrates how to use the new view controller containment APIs in iOS 5 to create your own UIViewController containers. This is the code I demonstrated in my talk "iOS 5 UIViewController containment" at iPhoneDevCon 2011. Slides for this talk are online at http://speakerdeck.com/u/peterfriese/p/ios-5-uiviewcontroller-containment

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