Onoppe/KML
KML with Categories
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KML with Categories
Co-operative path finder (for games) written in Objective-C
iOS Sample Code
Local & remote resource management for Objective-C in as little code as possible. Note: currently under heavy development, so API changes are likely!
Example Github iOS client using RestKit
RestKit is a framework for consuming and modeling RESTful web resources on iOS and OS X
Drop in sharing features for all iPhone and iPad apps
Header with title and actions, rapid UI component for quick hands on iOS 4
a framework to connect to oauth webservices
Various bits of code that are constantly reused by ZDS and are under a BSD license
With this class you can create custom tableviews (also grouped style) on the iphone > 3.0 platform
Official "clone" of TouchJSON from TouchCode
Sample Code
FTP/SFTP/WebDAV etc.
Objective-C bindings for YAJL (Yet Another JSON Library) C library
Z2Live Push Notification Receiver for iPhone/iPod touch (MIT License)
Urban Airship Push Notification iPhone Framework
Objective-C interface to geonames.org public webservice.
Aims to convert to and from NSXMLDocuments and NSDictionarys on the iPhone (using KissXML) and OS X.
Shows an example approach of unit testing iPhone asynchronous web-services.
A Geocoder and reverse GeoCoder sitting atop the CoreLocation frameworks provided by Apple for Snow Leopard and iPhone
Pro Git Book Content
iPhone client for Super Instant Comment
iPhone 4.0 background location + SimpleGeo + Google maps showing current/past location
cocoa ao chat client - pretty shitty codebase
Application using the Last.fm API for getting nearby event information.
An attempt to come up with a sane web API to Core Data synching pattern, using the Pivotal Tracker API.
A one day project to create a iPhone and Web real-time chat application.
This project showcases different transport formats and libraries to consume web services from an iPhone application.
Easy to use CFNetwork wrapper for HTTP requests, Objective-C, Mac OS X and iPhone