7 Useful iOS Libraries You Should Use in Your Next Project
Power up your iOS development
Why write custom functionality when a library can do it for you? Developers’ best friends and life savors are libraries. In my opinion, a good project makes use of some of the best libraries available.
This article is a part of a series on the awesome libraries for iOS in which I always compiled a list of 7 iOS libraries that will help you in your development journey.
1. DBDebugToolkit
I think the most time of developers goes on debugging the app. This library will help you with this task. It is a debugging library written in Objective-C and Swift. It is meant to provide as many easily accessible tools as possible while keeping the integration process seamless. It includes lots of features like request and response preview, a list of all the requests sent by the application, showing all view frames, slowing down animations, and many more. It has more than 1.2k stars on GitHub.
