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@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ Nowadays an iOS project is more than only a `*.xcodeproj` file with some self-wr
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* [Types of dependencies](#types-of-dependencies)
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* [Solutions for code dependencies](#solutions-for-code-dependencies)
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* [Managing dependency chain](#managing-dependency-chain)
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* [Solutions](#solution)
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* [Solutions](#solutions)
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* [Shell script](#shell-script)
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* [Makefile](#makefile)
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* [Rakefile](#rakefile)
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**Code Dependency Manager**: To manage code dependencies in our project we currently have two famous dependency management systems in our iOS world: [Cocoapods](https://github.com/CocoaPods/CocoaPods "Cocoapods") and [Carthage](https://github.com/Carthage/Carthage "Carthage"). Both have almost the same feature set and care about two important requirements:
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1. Install the same versions of the dependencies on every system, so that every developer and the build server creates the same app artefact.
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1. Support updating a to dedicated or latest version of the dependencies
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But neither _Cocoapods_ or _Carthage_ are bundled with macOS, therefore we have to install at least one of them. _Cocoapods_ is available as Ruby Gem and the preferred way to install _Carthage_ is via a _Homebrew_ package.
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**Dependency Manager Management**: To manage our iOS dependency manager, we should use some kind of dependency manager, too.

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