iOS has extensive, built-in support for handling data in JSON, but the details can vary depending on which part of the API you're using. Marin Todorov tries to solve this problem with JSONModel, an Objective-C library that provides more straightforward and consistent JSON handling. You'll find a full writeup about JSONModel's features over at Touch Code Magazine. The library is still in beta, so use with caution.
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