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Monday, March 4, 2013

Monkey-Patching iOS with Objective-C Categories Part I: Simple Extensions and Overrides

Monkey-patching is extending or modifying the behavior of code at runtime without changing its original source code. You can monkey-patch any code, it doesn't matter whether it's your own code or not. This is distinctly different than traditional sub-classing because you are not creating a new class, instead, you are reopening an existing class and changing its behavior.


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