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EasySocial does only these things:

--TWITTER--

• Send Plain Tweets
• Send Tweets with images (via a URL or UIImage/NSData)
• Get Data from user's timeline

--FACEBOOK--

• Full Facebook Connect (Log In/Log Out and Auto-Log In)
• Fetch User Information (objectID, name etc...)
• Share and Publish messages in user's timeline

License: MIT

GameTimer incorporates 2 timers that work in unison - referred to as longTimer and shortTimer. The shortTimer acts as a 'finer' resolution timer that can be used to update a progressbar or continually poll a network connection (for example). It's interval is usually set to a fraction of the longTimer.

GameTimer automatically pauses when the app enters the BACKGROUND and 'unpauses' when the app is ACTIVE again.

License: MIT

Secure your app by obfuscating all the hard-coded security-sensitive strings.

Security Sensitive strings can be:

• REST API Credentials
• OAuth Credentials
• Passwords
• URLs not intended to be known to the public (i.e. private backend API endpoints)
• Keys & Secrets

This library hard-codes typical NSStrings as C language strings encoded in hexadecimal. When your app needs the original unobfuscated NSStrings, it dynamically decodes it back.

It adds an extra layer of security against prying eyes.

This makes it harder for people with jail-broken iPhones from opening up your app's executable file and looking for strings embedded in the binary that may appear 'interesting.'

See generally: * http://www.raywenderlich.com/46223/ios-app-security-analysis-part-2 * http://www.splinter.com.au/2014/09/16/storing-secret-keys/

This library (v2+) can now be bridged over to Swift.

License: MIT

SliceButton is a button that is shaped like a pie/pizza and sliced up according to the number in the buttons property.

Responds to Taps based on 'slice'.

Includes an example project.

License: MIT