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A grid based menu view with field depth and bounce animation: inspired by Mailbox, and extended for multiple needs. I created this project out of a stint of boredom. This control is customizable to a degree, but kept simple so you can take it and spin your own subclass or fork out of it.
PaperFoldGallery for iOS The first level is a paginated UIScrollView that displays views in each page. The second level contains 2 PaperFold views that are folded/unfolded/hidden depending on the scroll view offset. These views show a folded screenshot of the views below it, and are hidden once the UIScrollView snaps to page. The subviews can be any UIView subclasses, so it can be static view, or other views like UITableView. The library takes a screenshot often to get the state of the view below it. If you are using static views, you can improve the unfolding performance by providing screenshots.
RMSwipeTableViewCell is a drop-in UITableViewCell subclass that supports pan gestures as seen in apps such as Clear, Mailbox, Sparrow and many more.
RMSwipeTableViewCell allows for easy subclassing to customize the cell to match your needs. The class exposes useful class methods and uses delegate callbacks to handle actions in your UITableViewController. RMSwipeTableViewCell is compatible with iOS 5 and higher!
SimulatorRemoteNotifications is an iOS library to send (fake) remote notifications to the iOS simulator. The library extends UIApplication by embedding a mini server that listen for udp packets containing JSON-formated payload. Note that SimulatorRemoteNotifications does not send notification through Apple's Push Service.
To send a remote notification, send an udp packet to localhost:9930. You can do this from the terminal by using netcat: echo -n '{"message":"message"}' | nc -4u -w1 localhost 9930
Why @soffes Don't Use Interface Builder: “IB encourages bad practices, prevents reusability and slows your workflow” http://t.co/YXEInNDOxT
In a market flogged with social networking apps, Video chat is a killer weapon that you can wield to ace your rivals on the App store in one go. According to study, 93% of human interactions happen through visual interface.
What the hack. Need to chat face-to-face doesn’t need statistical justification. But how do they work? The question is more of design than of technical implementation in a world full of third parties. If you are scared of the word mammoth, you need to live with it because that’s the name of beast we are dealing with.
This is a Markdown => NSAttributedString parser built on top of a flex parser. It takes an NSString and returns an NSAttributedString with markdown tags replaced by CoreText formatting attributes.
NJKWebViewProgress is a progress interface library for UIWebView. Currently, UIWebView don't have official progress interface. You can implement progress bar for your in-app browser using this module.
iPhone/iPad controller simple web browser with toolbar controls (backward, forward, stop loading and export options). Feel free to fork it and make it more interesting!
DZWebBrowser uses ARC and supports iOS6 and superior. Also support multiple orientations.
WSCoachMarksView is an iOS drop-in class that displays user coach marks with a rectangular cutout over an existing UI. This approach leverages your actual UI as part of the onboarding process for your user. Simply define an array of rectangles (CGRect) and their accompanying captions.
MBPullDownController accepts two view controllers, which it presents one above the other. The front view controller is configured to accept a pull interaction which it utilizes to show or hide back view controller.
Wolfpack is an image processing library for iOS and OS X. With the vast improvements to Core Image brought on by iOS 6, working with images on the iPhone and iPad has never been easier. This is a total work in progress.
Support processing types: - blur: A gaussian blur
- color: Apply a color blend
- adjustment: Apply image adjustments like brightness, contrast, etc
- curve: [Not Implemented Yet]
- gradient: Supports a gradientType of either linear or radial
- image: Overlay an image using a specific blending mode.
- script: [Not Implemented Yet]
- CoreImage: A free-form CoreImage action that you can use with any supported CIFilter.
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An Augmented reality view out-of-the-box with customizable AR Overlays
Design,Featured iPhone Development Resources,Objective-CLast month I mentioned an open source library allowing you to create various user interface elements with a flat style.
Customizable camera, assets, image editing, gallery, picker and UIKit subclasses.
SIAlertView - An UIAlertView replacement with block syntax and fancy transition styles: Features- use window to present
- happy with rotation
- block syntax
- styled transitions
- queue support
- UIAppearance support
FlatUIKit is a collection of iOS components styled with the "Flat UI" aesthetic that we created while building Grouper for iPhone. Its design inspiration comes from Flat UI and Kyle Miller. Styling is implemented via categories on/drop-in replacements for existing UIKit components, so integrating it into your project is very straightforward.
An other swipe style navigator with customizable transition
CommandMaster is a singleton instance, meaning there is only one instance of the bar throughout the entire application's lifecycle. Because of this, it is ideal to add the CommandMaster.h into -Prefix.pch file, that way you do not need to import it into all Classes, as it is added on compile time and used everywhere.
"The Square Engineering Blog has a great article on Smoother Signatures for Android, but I didn't find anything specifically about iOS. So, what is the best way to capture a users signature on an iOS device?
Although I didn't find any articles on signature capture, there are good implementations on the App Store. My target user experience was the iPad application Paper by 53, a drawing application with beautiful and responsive brushes.
All code is available in the Github repository: SignatureDemo."
An iOS day picker to allow users to select date
We've talked before about the philosophical and technical concerns of nothingness in programming. This week, our attention turns to another fundamental matter: Truth. Truth. Vēritās.
Helios is an open-source framework that provides essential backend services for iOS apps (Helios: Open-source framework providing essential backend services for iOS apps (Data sync, user accounts) http://t.co/l4ZKsYsZFr
ios-quayboard - A keyboard accessory that blends in with the default iOS keyboard
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Update a new version ARC compliant is available here :
✔Sources: https://github.com/ptshih/PSCollectionView/tree/arc