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I'm trying to learn Objective-C for xcode. I was wondering if there was an open source depository for custom classes. Things that programmers re-use. ( ie. playing card class, or peer to peer methods )

I've searched google, but so far haven't seen any type of site.

+1  A: 

When in doubt, search github.

The Three20 codebase is very solid.

Typeoneerror
Are you sure the current three20 code base is safe for app store submission? Last I saw they still had not got rid of the private API's.
Kendall Helmstetter Gelner
No, I'm not sure. But it is open-source ;)
Typeoneerror
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This sort of stuff is typically very dispersed across the web - as suggested in another answer, http://www.github.com is a good resource. Other places to search are -

http://sourceforge.net/search/?type_of_search=soft&words=iphone http://code.google.com/query/#q=iphone

I keep some examples checked in to Google code under BSD license. Github and Google Code are good places to contribute any "generic" code you've written back to the community.

Robert Conn
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if you're interested in developing 2D games, I would definitely check out cocos2D for iPhone. They have a great project which seems to be really taking off.

Remover
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just use github.com and most of the famous libraries are on google codes

Ankit Sachan