A scroll view with a sticky header which shrinks as you scroll. Written with SwiftUI.
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WKZombie is a Swift framework for iOS/OSX to navigate within websites and collect data without the need of User Interface or API, also known as Headless browser. It can be used to run automated tests / snapshots and manipulate websites using Javascript.
It is a highly configurable iOS library which allows easy styling with built in styles as well as extra header and footer views so that you can make extremely unique alerts and action sheets.
Simple way to add parallax header to UIScrollView/UITableView written in Swift.
- parallax-header
- tableview
- scrollview
- swift
Pull-to-refresh animation in UICollectionView with a sticky header flow layout, written in Swift :large_orange_diamond:
Mac OS X app to automatically set your desktop wallpaper to the satellite view overhead.
- satellite
- satellite-eyes
- desktop-wallpaper
- overhead
Erik is an headless browser based on WebKit. An headless browser allow to run functional tests, to access and manipulate webpages using javascript.
- webkit
- headless-browsers
- erik
- swift
Harden Your Security Headers For Vapor
- brokenhands
- swift
- vapor
- server-side-swift
Material 3-style tabs and Sticky Headers rolled into one SwiftUI library
Kitura networking
- kitura
- http
- fastcgi
- request
A container view that responds to scrolling of UIScrollView
- flexible-library
- scrolling
- headerview
- swift
Simple parallax header for UIScrollView.
A performant cache for logging systems. CacheAdvance persists log events 30x faster than SQLite.
A custom stretchable header view for UIScrollView or any its subclasses with UIActivityIndicatorView and iPhone X safe area support for content reloading. Built for iOS 10 and later.
The Geolocation API provides simple methods for getting and tracking the current position of the device using GPS, along with altitude, heading, and speed information if available.
A playground to introduce Functors in Swift, and their practical usage. From my Melbour CocoaHeads #85 lighting talk.