HTAutocompleteTextField 2.0 development branch #41
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HTAutocompleteTextFieldwas created to be as a single-purposeUITextFieldsubclass that enables a specific type of text suggestion and autocompletion. Since its inception, however, it has strayed from its original purpose and suffered a bit of feature creep. The intention of this2.0release is to right the course, making this library both quicker to understand and easier to use.With these changes, I am proposing that we link to useful alternate text suggestion and autocompletion libraries (including forks of HTAutocompleteTextField) instead of accepting Pull Requests that alter functionality of this library. In other words, I am proposing that future contributions be in the form of non-functional changes (such as bug fixes, updates to support new iOS SDKs, and refactoring).