The easiest way to use cache functionality is to use SDWebImageManagerinstead SDWebImageDownload. SDWebImageManagerprovides functionality SDImageCache, whereas if you use SDWebImageDownload, you will have to rely on NSURLCache(which has limitations / problems) or write your own cache code.
Also (and implied in Gustavo’s question), if you are just trying to install an image UIImageView, it’s actually even better not to use any of these classes and instead use a category UIImageView+WebCache. It has all the caching capabilities SDWebImageManager, but also offers other benefits (esp for re-use objects UITableViewCelland UICollectionViewCell).
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