[Tool]
1. Instruments Profile
2. LLDB Debugging
3. Automated Testing - XCUnit & Bots(or Jenkins(ray's automate tutorial))
4. i18n - UILocalizedIndexedCollation
5. Paintcode
6. Apple Doc
[Resources]
1. Apple Guideline and Reference Documents
2. WWDC
3. Raywenderlich
4. Effective Objective-C (Not Yet)
5. Cocoa Control
6. Stackoverflow, Developer Forum, gist.github.com
7. iOS Dev Weekly
8. NSHipster
9. NSConference
10. NSScreencast
[Beta Ver Distributor]
1. Test Flight
2. Hockeykit
[Crash Log]
1. crashlytics
[Lib]
1. SSToolkit
2. TapkuLibrary
3. Nimbuskit
4. iRate
5. appirater(Review)
6. DB - MagicalRecord
7. GPUImage
8. Date Formatter - iso8601unparser
9. BlocksKit
10. ReactiveCocoa
11. RestKit (Ray's Tutorial)
12. SocketRocket(Websocket)
13. AFNetworking
14.
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