I've been using iGlass quite a bit and it has some very good points. The thing I've found most frustrating with it is that you don't get all of the code with the release. This means you can't fix issues or add to the system in some cases.
Also (and this is NOT a knock against filax) the library is not structured very well from and OOP perspective. iGlass works well within it's limits but as soon as you want to step out a bit your stuck. This is because of the limitations of the way the library has been structured.
I'm very close to abandoning iGlass and going back to finish my little GUI project so I can get the structure and control I want.
Also (and this is NOT a knock against filax) the library is not structured very well from and OOP perspective. iGlass works well within it's limits but as soon as you want to step out a bit your stuck. This is because of the limitations of the way the library has been structured.
I'm very close to abandoning iGlass and going back to finish my little GUI project so I can get the structure and control I want.