IOS 5 third-party library I found useful later

As I mature as a developer, I try to trust others, AOS code further. Why build something from scratch when a solution since you can fit into your projects. In MUD Pocket Pro, I used 13 libraries 3 and I use a little more in the projects that I, OMA currently working. I thought I’d share some of the libraries that I used so you can save some time in the future.

first CocoaAsyncSocket https://github.com/robbiehanson/CocoaAsyncSocket

Many of my program involves TCP or UDP network. There are a lot of boiler plate code involved in each network application, and CocoaAsyncSocket solves much of that to you.

second Appirater http://github.com/arashpayan/appirater/

Hopefully you have heard of a gift or a similar library now. There, AOS very challenging for users to want to review your application, much less give it a positive review. AppiRater you can ask the user to evaluate your application based on both the number of launches or events Äúsignificant, au that you specify.

third Zip http://code.google.com/p/ziparchive/

I’m trying to send small applications that retrieve assets at launch. A great way to send these assets over the wire is to zip them and put them on your server. I wrote an article about it in iCodeBlog.

fourth Dialogue fast https://github.com/escoz/QuickDialog

Creating Forms in iOS is very painful. It usually involves custom table cells and very absurd delegate. Dialogue Quick takes some pain and allows you to easily create forms iOS. You can also create them using JSON.

TSMiniWebBrowser 5 https://github.com/tonisalae/TSMiniWebBrowser

Often you want a quick and dirty browser in your application. I usually use it to point to the in-app documentation, or take the user to a page by pressing a link. TO quickly and easily.

I hope you find some value in the list. I’d love to hear about the ODA library you uses frequently.

Happy coding!

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