Open Source Objective C Software Development Software - Page 14

A GTK2 binding in Objective C (Yes, Another One !) under LGPL license

Objective Lua is a dialect of Lua extended with syntax borrowed from Objective C to add object orientation support.

SAX interface in Objective C, using the Apple CoreFoundation XML parser as an example.

Objective-C bindings for GTK+ library

Substrate is a light-weight standalone library which implements a large portion of the OpenStep specification. Substrate is incomplete, but under active development, with near 100% unit test coverage and API documentation for implemented features.

Objective-C wrapper library for GTK+. Tries to be true to the spirit of Objective-C, and also wants to be a little higher level than most GTK wrappers. Oh, and we're raving OO addicts... ;-)

Developping for MacOS X, you needed a XML parser while you're programing using the Cocoa (Objective-C) environement?? We thought of you, here comes some frameworks to do the job!!!

Objective-C-based framework wrapper for Tcl's C-based API, easing use for Objective-C projects.

A collection of useful frameworks for Cocoa/OpenStep/GNUstep developers.

Obtruder will allow MacOS X developers to write bundles or libraries that are loaded into every user process and provide support for applying patches to specific methods. Obtruders are similar to Classic System Extensions or Application Enhancers.

Each onboarding experience is comprised of two primary components, the background and the content pages. The background includes the static background image/video, the page control, and the skip button. The content pages are made up of four pieces, an image/icon, title, body, and action button. Create individual pages by creating instances of OnboardingContentViewController. Provide a title, body, image, text for an action button, and within the action block handle whatever you want to do when the users press the button. If you don't want a button, you can leave both the button text and action handler nil. Then create the OnboardingViewController by providing either a background image or a URL to a local video file in your project, and an array of content view controllers you just created. You can then present the view modally and get the onboarding process started!

The Open Descent Foundation (ODF) is a community for developers, who want to help to create open source programs, tools, etc. for the famous games Descent1, -2 or -3. Everyone can join the ODF if he accepts the idea of writing open source programs.

A collection of Cocoa applications and their source codes. Anyone can add their source codes to the collection. Programs and their source codes in this collection are free to be used, modify, and redistributed.

This library is an Object Oriented API designed to build a OpenGL ES 2D / 3D scenes. The code was wrote in ANSI C, it is cross platform and designed at the begging for iOS applications. At the moment the source can be compiled at almost any platform.

This is a project to create a native cocoa Programmers Text Editor, code named Oscar. This goal of this project is to create a full blown Obj-C Text Editor that contains many of the features such as extensions and scriptability that BBEdit contains.

A simple and beautiful chart lib with animation used in Piner and CoinsMan for iOS. PNChart works on iOS 7.0+ and is compatible with ARC projects. If you need support for iOS 6, use PNChart <= 0.8.1. Note that 0.8.2 supports iOS 8.0+ only, 0.8.3 and newer supports iOS 7.0+. It depends on the following Apple frameworks, which should already be included with most Xcode templates, Foundation.framework, UIKit.framework, CoreGraphics.framework, and QuartzCore.framework. You will need LLVM 3.0 or later in order to build PNChart. CocoaPods is the recommended way to add PNChart to your project. You can choose to show smooth lines. You can set different colors for the same PNLineChartData item. for instance you can use "color" red for values less than 50 and use purple for values greater than 150. Legend has been added to PNChart for Line and Pie Charts. Legend items position can be stacked or in series.

An elegant search controller which replaces the UISearchController for iOS (iPhone & iPad).

The Pajé visualization tool provides interactive and scalable behavioral visualizations of the dynamics of the executions of parallel and distributed applications.

A modular audio programming language, designed to write applications quickly. Its main goal is real time audio processing, but it should be used for any kind of development.

Pangaea will be a robust and feature filled game engine built using Allegro (http://alleg.sourceforge.net) It will be similar to Final Fantasy 1-3, etc., complete with map editor/world builder.

PanicMaker is a software that makes an REAL Kernel Panic on Mac OS X. First releases are developed in AppleScript. PanicMaker requires a Intel Mac with Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard.

Peckham is an Xcode plugin that makes it easier to manage and organize #import statements in Objective-C files. It helps clean up and alphabetize imports, improving code maintainability.

Play-With-Sort-OC is a learning-oriented repository implemented in Objective-C that demonstrates several classic sorting algorithms with code examples (selection sort, bubble sort, insertion sort, quick sort variants, heap sort, etc). The goal is educational; by showing how each algorithm works with animations or clear visualizations in an iOS/Objective-C context, the author helps developers understand not just the “how” but also the “why” behind each algorithm. The repo is especially suited for developers working in the Apple ecosystem (Objective-C, Xcode) who want to build foundational knowledge in data structures and algorithms. By making the code accessible, it lowers the barrier to exploring algorithm performance, variant comparisons, and understanding underlying complexity. For learners, it offers a bridge between abstract algorithm descriptions in textbooks and real code you can compile, run, tweak, and visualize.

PonyDebugger is a remote debugging toolset. It is a client library and gateway server combination that uses Chrome Developer Tools on your browser to debug your application's network traffic and managed object contexts. To use PonyDebugger, you must implement the client in your application and connect it to the gateway server. There is currently an iOS client and the gateway server. PonyDebugger sends your application's network traffic through ponyd, PonyDebugger's proxy server. You use Inspector's Network tools to debug network traffic like how you would debug network traffic on a website in Google Chrome. PonyDebugger forwards network traffic, and does not sniff network traffic. This means that traffic sent over a secure protocol (https) is debuggable. Currently, the iOS client automatically proxies data that is sent via NSURLConnection and NSURLSession methods.