Somehow, I don't think I'm going to be ditching a well-maintained library I've been using for over 2 years that's integrated with all of my code at this point for a 2 month old project at version 0.3.0. Especially since there's nothing that stands out on what this library does (if anything) better.<p>Give me a nice blog post with some of the details on how this makes my life easier or more productive compared to ASIHTTPRequest and I'll think about it. As it is, it's just Yet Another Networking Library.
FWIW, Apple has stated that developers should not develop libraries that use the "first two capital letters are a namespace" paradigm, as you are just asking for a conflict with a future Apple-supported library. Like identifiers beginning with _ in C, [A-Z]{2} is "reserved".<p>(Yes: I, myself, am an offender here, but I've been careful in all new code, and even MobileSubstrate has been adding new symbols using "Subtrate<i>" instead of "MS</i>".)