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Design-Patterns-In-Swift is a repository that translates classic software engineering design patterns (from sources like the Gang of Four) into Swift code examples, so you can see how those patterns look in a modern, strongly typed, object-/protocol-oriented language. It covers creational, structural, and behavioral patterns: singletons, factories, decorators, observers, strategy, command, mediator, and more.

...Currently zibaldone provides the following functionalities: => a class named "Thread" that (likewise what happens in Java) is to be inherited to create user thread. => event communications management between threads (design pattern observer) => socket support class (both PF_LOCAL and AF_INET on Linux, AF_INET on windows) => Serial port communication support class => Timer objects => Logging facilities With zibaldone you can easily: developing a c++ or java multithread application connecting a thread to a socket connecting a thread to a serial port triggering an event to a timeout on a thread Note: zibaldone offers an identical interface both for linux and windows. ...

Powerful navigation library for iOS based on the coordinator pattern. Create an enum with all of the navigation paths for a particular flow, i.e. a group of closely connected scenes. (It is up to you when to create a Route/Coordinator. As our rule of thumb, create a new Route/Coordinator whenever a new root view controller, e.g. a new navigation controller or a tab bar controller, is needed.). Whereas the Route describes which routes can be triggered in a flow, the Coordinator is responsible for the preparation of transitions based on routes being triggered. ...

Quiver is a comprehensive collection of utility libraries for Dart that extends core functionality and simplifies common programming patterns. It provides reusable tools for asynchronous programming, data structures, caching, time manipulation, string utilities, and more. Originally inspired by Google’s internal libraries, Quiver helps developers write cleaner, more expressive, and testable Dart code. Its modular design allows importing only the needed packages, making it both flexible and...

...It exposes a large set of ready-made animations—springy pops, fades, slides, morphs, and attention-grabbers—so designers and developers can prototype polished interactions rapidly. Thanks to Interface Builder support (via inspectable properties), many animations can be configured visually and previewed live, shortening the design-implementation loop. Under the hood, Spring abstracts timing functions, damping, velocity, and chaining so you get natural motion without juggling dozens of CAAnimation parameters. You can sequence or group effects, apply them conditionally, and reuse presets across views to keep a consistent motion language in your app. The overall philosophy is to make delightful motion accessible: even if you’re not an animation expert, you can ship interactions that feel crisp, modern, and on-brand.