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This enables developers to embed Masonry into their apps by simplying dragging and dropping `Masonry.framework` into their project without a strong dependency on CocoaPods. It requires no binary distribution. By adding this project (and no additional configuration files), we also implcitly add support for [Carthage](https://github.com/Carthage/Carthage), a new Cocoa dependency manager that leverages the power of frameworks to make dependency management simpler.
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This enables developers to embed Masonry into their apps by simply dragging and dropping
Masonry.frameworkinto their project without a strong dependency on CocoaPods. It requires no binary distribution.By adding this project (and no additional configuration files), we also implcitly add support for Carthage, a new Cocoa dependency manager that leverages the power of frameworks to make dependency management simpler.