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Valet lets you securely store data in the iOS, tvOS, watchOS, or macOS Keychain without knowing a thing about how the Keychain works. It’s easy. We promise.

A handy tool for macOS allowing you to switch Fn keys' mode based on active application.

TranslatedUseful for showing text or custom view tags in a vertical or horizontal scrollable view and support Autolayout at the same time. It is highly customizable that most features of the text tag can be configured. A tag flow display control that supports both text and custom views.

  • ios
  • tags
  • ui
  • objective-c

:octocat: Gliding Collection is a smooth, flowing, customizable decision for a UICollectionView Swift Controller. iOS library made by @Ramotion

  • swift
  • library
  • ios

Interactive view transition to display menus with flowing and bouncing effects in Swift

  • menu
  • sliding-menu
  • drawer

TTGSnackbar shows simple message and action button on the bottom or top of the screen with multi kinds of animation, which is written in Swift and inspired by Snackbar in Android. It also support showing custom view, icon image or multi action button.

  • snackbar
  • animation
  • swift
  • ios

ColorSet is a macOS utility and framework allowing developers to manage custom interface colors with ease.

Simplify software testing, by easily mocking any system using HTTP/HTTPS, allowing a team to test and develop against a service that is not complete or is unstable or just to reproduce planned/edge cases.

Beautiful animated placeholders for showing loading of data

  • swift
  • placeholder
  • animation
  • gradient

CoreML Project that predicts the most likely next chord based on the entered Chord Progression. This project is based on the following AI Model project and article https://medium.com/@huanlui/chordsuggester-i-3a1261d4ea9e

Playground showing examples of using C with Swift. Based on the work of Mike Ash at NSSpain 2014.