If you've ever worked with KVO (Key-Value Observing) in Cocoa, chances are that you've run into various kinds of issues. The API isn't great and forgetting to remove an observer may result in memory leaks or—even worse—crashes. Facebook's KVOController library aims to solve this problem.
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