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We have been using ASIHTTPRequest as the network library, but since it stopped updating, there may be more problems on iOS7, so we decided to change the network library.
At present, the popular network libraries mainly include AFNetworking and MKNetworkKit. After some Google, the comparison between these three libraries is as follows:
| AFNetworking | MKNetworkKit | ASIHTTPRequest | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Update the situation | Relatively large number of maintenance and users | Relatively few maintenance and users | Stop updating |
| Supports iOS and OSX | is | is | is |
| ARC | is | is | no |
| Breakpoint continuingly | No, but through AFDownloadRequestOperation | is | is |
| Synchronous asynchronous request | Asynchronous only | no | is |
| The image is cached locally | If no, use SDURLCache or AFCache | no | no |
| Images are cached to memory | is | is | no |
| The background to download | is | is | is |
| Download progress | No, but through AFDownloadRequestOperation | is | is |
| Caching offline requests | If no, use SDURLCache or AFCache | is | no |
| JSON, XML, | is | is | no |
According to the above comparison, although AFNetworking is weaker than MKNetworkKit, it has stronger scalability and more maintainers, and is superior to MKNetworkKit in the long run.
The above comparison is based on my test and check the data, if there are incorrect places also hope you point out, thank you!
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