Strava Objective-C SDK by Sebastien Windal
The Strava Objective-C SDK by Sebastien Windal is a read-only project that allows to access fitness features. Not officially supported by Strava, this project was originally created for SpinSpin, an indoor cycling app. However, it supports most of Strava API endpoints.
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November 11, 2015
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