This is a great chance for consumers of these three libraries to show their appreciation by voting for them on iUseThis.com. Please go to the tag page iUseThis.com and mark the libraries you use (or plan on using, or just really dig then).

As you can see there are a few well known users of TouchCode already. I know of a few other well known apps that use TouchCode but for various reasons have not been able to comment in that post.

Thanks!

Vote here: http://iphone.iusethis.com/tag/touchcode

TouchCode is made up of:

• TouchXML – A document tree XML library with XPath support (based on Cocoa’s NSXMLDocument)

• TouchJSON – An extremely fast and memory efficient library for processing and creating JSON data.

• TouchSQL – Yet another Objective-C lightweight sqlite wrapper.

I’m going to be adding more sub-projects to TouchCode now that the iPhone developer NDA seems to be lifted. But I’m curious, how many applications on the appstore are using parts of TouchCode? I know of a handful of applications using parts of TouchCode but would like to find out about the rest.

If you use any part of TouchCode in an iPhone application that is either on or about to uploaded to the AppStore I would love to know about it. Please feel free to email me (schwa at this domain) the name of the application and what parts of TouchCode you use, or add a comment to this blog post.