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FastLaunch program for TV PRODUCTION Compatible with Mac OS X 10.15 and up. The program converts video and sends to the FTP-server, checks comparing the size in bytes, generates a XML metadata file, in case of a breakaway of connection with the Internet there is an opportunity to resume transmission of the file to the server. If in the program to open a video file in the course of conversion (for example Final Cut Pro), the program passes into a standby mode and only after...

You can easily add an awesome animated context menu to your app. You are welcome to see the sample of the project for a fully operating sample in the Example folder. To customize menu items side positions you can specify a 'menuItemsSide' property. When it is set to 'Right' the first cell will be opened from right to left and the selected cell will be closed and vice versa and when it set to 'Left' the first cell will be opened from left to right and the selected cell will be closed vice...

Jazz Hands is a simple keyframe-based animation framework for UIKit. Animations can be controlled via gestures, scroll views, KVO, or ReactiveCocoa. Jazz Hands is used extensively in IF and DO by IFTTT for iPhone and iPad, most famously in the app intro. Open JazzHandsDemo.xcworkspace to see a simple demonstration of moving, scaling, fading, and transforming views in a scrolling app intro. To run the example project, clone the repo, and run pod install from the Example directory. Looking to...

Shimmer is a lightweight Objective-C library by Facebook that adds an elegant, animated shimmering effect to views—used as a subtle loading indicator, such as in the Paper app. There's also an example project. In the example, you can swipe horizontally and vertically to try various shimmering parameters, or tap to start or stop shimmering. (To build the example locally, you'll need to open FBShimmering.xcworkpace rather than the .xcodeproj.)

This project is a framework (i.e., library) for Mac OS X applications to link in. It provides plots of data together with the supporting machinery (objects inheriting from NSDocument, for example) that applications can use to manipulate the plots.