If you’ve been developing for iOS for some time, you probably have a decent set of your own classes and utility functions that you reuse in most of your projects and shared with teams. Well, there are different ways, the easiest way to reuse code is simply to copy/paste the source files. However, this can quickly become a maintenance nightmare. Whenever you update the source code, you have to update the changes to all the files between teams and projects, Since each app gets its own copy of the shared code, it’s difficult to keep all the copies in synch for bug-fixes and updates. Also, this will not work if you don't want to expose the implementation details. When developing iOS apps you rarely implement everything from the ground-up, because operating systems, as well as the open-source community, offer a large amount of functionality ready-to-use. Such pieces of functionality are usually packed in a distributable form known as the library. In this article let's explore sta...
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