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I'm learning ReactiveCocoa by using a WORKBENCH project of mine. However, the latest CocoaPod's spec is for version 2.1.8 - and I want to use the ReactiveCocoa 3.0 to go thru the 'learning curve'. I thought of going the route of creating a 'Private CocoaPod' podspec, but it has not worked out for me... (I'm a noob with CocoaPods). Anyway, has anybody done this? is there a bester way? Ideally, I want to update the ReactiveCocoa 3.0 with Sourcetree as updates are made - just like it works now for version 2.1.8... Thanks.

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The ReactiveCocoa folks have moved away from CocoaPods in favor of Carthage, primarily because CocoaPods was late to the game supporting Swift and dynamic frameworks -- which is what RAC3 requires. As someone who struggled to get ReactiveCocoa working in an existing project using CocoaPods, I would urge you not to go that route. It's infuriating.

All the info you need to get started with Carthage can be found on Carthage's github landing page.

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