Hi - author here. I'm curious about your opinion, could you elaborate?
Edit: maybe you thought NSRails is an attempt to port Rails to iOS? Please see the readme - that's not the purpose of the framework. NSRails just allows iOS to talk to Rails simply and effectively.
I am reading!
Really only one class is really prefixed with "NS" - everything else is prefixed with "NSR" which should solve any potential namespace issues.
I did consider this possibility but I think I preferred the elegance of plain NS, and still highly doubt that Apple will release or has any classes named NSRailsModel :) But I do absolutely agree, it's better to be on the cautious side. It's very likely that NSRailsModel will change in the future.
See the ticket posted somewhere in this thread for more details, I'd prefer to keep the discussion there.
Edit: maybe you thought NSRails is an attempt to port Rails to iOS? Please see the readme - that's not the purpose of the framework. NSRails just allows iOS to talk to Rails simply and effectively.