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Wednesday, December 26, 2012

Today's iOS Developer Resources

1. Free Xcode Plugin That Makes Working With Strings Easier

A free Xcode plugin that makes working with strings easier allowing you to edit an unescaped version of the string in a callout bubble automatically placing the escaped version within your code.



You can download HOStringSense through Github here.

Simply compile and drop the plugin into your plugins directory.  Further information is on the Github page.

2. Library Allowing Access Of NSUserDefault Variables As Properties

A library that makes working with NSUserDefaults easier by allowing you to work with NSUserDefaults as properties.

You can find GVUserDefaults on Github here.

A simple idea that should save you some time when working with NSUSerDefaults.

3. NSNull Category That Returns Nil Rather Than Throwing Exceptions When Using Null Objects

An NSNull category that extends Objective-C returning nil rather than throwing an exception when you try to message a null object.

You can find NullSafe on Github here.

This should definitely help to knock out a lot of if statements from your code.

If you've created, or come across any iOS developer resources that you'd like to share you can submit them in comment section.

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