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Asked: 2026-06-06T04:16:11+00:00

I’m currently creating a iOS 5 iPad app where there will be heavy network

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I’m currently creating a iOS 5 iPad app where there will be heavy network usage on a local domain, querying and fetching data, uploading and more.

So I’m thinking of creating a network handler that would take care of all these functionalities. Now in iOS/objective-c when you create a class you are really creating a interface of super classes (NSObject, UIViewController etc) and my question is which one would you use? NSURLProtocol?

I’m really new to iOS/Objective-c programming so I’m looking towards getting best practice tips from those more experienced in doing something similar to what I’m trying to do.

All advice would be appreciated.

-MrDresden

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  1. Editorial Team

    If you’re creating a network manager that abstracts all the dirty work, you should make it a subclass of NSObject, simply. All the work will be done by local instances of NSURLConnection (though I advise you to use some higher-level framework like AFNetwork which is very good).

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