So, been thinking about implementing your app’s settings internally, perhaps with the code we mentioned before? Well, here’s another fine-looking option, llamasettings at Google Code:
llamasettings is a series of classes to be used in your iPhone SDK application that provide a standard-looking settings list.
There are some screenshots that you can look at of it in action.
Advantages over Settings.app
- Pre-canned, working code – You don’t need to fidget with creating tables, figuring out default settings, etc.
- Standard PLIST file format – based heavily on Apple’s settings schema, so it’s already something you know.
- Integrated within your application – the user doesn’t need to exit the app to change a setting
- More extendable – all of the source is available, with an easy interface to add more widget types
- More configurability out of the box – provides things like date pickers, color pickers, and so on, not available in Apple’s Settings.app
h/t: iPhoneSDK!
