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## FAQ
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#### CocoaPods won't let me install SnapKit into my iOS 7.0 project?
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SnapKit doesn't use any iOS 8.0 specific APIs, but since Xcode does not support integrating Swift code without dynamic frameworks it cannot be integrated via a framework for iOS 7.0 deployments. You should instead embed the source code directly into your application. See the [Legacy Platforms](/legacy-platforms) documentation.
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#### Do you have any examples?
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We're working on getting some great examples! Stay tuned.
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#### What about Swift's operator overloading?
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SnapKit's intention is to be simple and understandable to ensure new users and old alike can easily dive in and get going. While operator overloading may make the code a bit more concise it greatly reduces the readability.
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#### Why not just use Interface Builder?
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SnapKit is about building code based views and layouts. Interface Builder is fiddly and limiting when it comes to building constraints and is a nightmare for your source control change logs.
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#### Who's behind all this?
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* [Robert Payne](https://github.com/robertjpayne)
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* [Jonas Budelmann](https://github.com/cloudkite)
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* [Countless others](https://github.com/SnapKit/SnapKit/graphs/contributors)
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