#UDJ
UDJ is a social music player. It allows many people to control a single music player democratically. Checkout the UDJ homepage for more information. This is the official UDJ iPhone App. For more details on actually interacting with UDJ (so you can do something like creating your own client), see the UDJ Server Repository.
The primary developer for the UDJ iPhone app is me, Matt Graf. You can contact me via email at [email protected].
UDJ as a whole, however, is a team project led by Kurtis Nusbaum.
The UDJ iPhone is currently using iOS SDK 5.1. You will have to clone the RestKit and ShareKit repositories since we're making use of both of those frameworks in the iPhone app. Getting those frameworks to work with your Xcode project may not be a very straightforward process so feel free to shoot me an email and I'll help you get everything set up.
ShareKit is used for sharing on social networks (we're using Facebook and Twitter). ShareKit requires a Configurator file that basically holds information that links our app to our respective pages on Twitter and Facebook. The UDJConfigurator file has been removed from the repo since it has some sensitive data, but I've added a dummy file UDJConfigurator dummy that you can rename to UDJConfigurator so that you can still compile the project. You just won't be able to actually use the sharing feature of the app.
UDJ is licensed under the GPLv2.
For the UDJ iPhone app, I've been the sole developer so far. If you have any problems working with the UDJ Xcode project, email me at [email protected]. Its possible that there are required files that I've forgotten to add the Git repo so just let me know what you need so I can fix it.
If you have any questions or comments about UDJ in general, feel free to post them to the UDJ mailing list.