This may not be of interest to most of our readers, but if you’re using our Keychain wrapper, EMKeychain, this is for you:

EMKeychain v1.0 is now available. With it comes the following changes:

• Re-written for Objective-C 2.0 features, like properties.
• Ability to remove a keychain item.
• Streamlined design — no more proxy!
• Fixes for memory leaks and other bugs.
• Complete documentation.

If you’re using EMKeychain in your application, I strongly suggest you grab the latest copy and update your code!

Happy Monday!,
Brian.

Sorry! This isn’t a Flow-news related post

That being said, it is a somewhat exciting announcement — well, if you’re the type of person to get excited about sexy Cocoa wrapper classes that eliminate the necessity of writing ugly carbon code. We sure are!

Briefly put, today we’re open-sourcing a class we use internally at Extendmac. EMKeychain makes working with OS X’s keychain a whole lot cleaner, shorter, and easier. So if you’re a developer who uses keychain, check it out, it might just make your day.

It certainly made ours!

Edit: Made a few updates to EMKeychain, now at v0.12.