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AppDevKit
AppDevKit is an iOS development library
...Yahoo’s Taiwan based iOS app development team has been using this development kit for the past three years, and we plan future apps to use AppDevKit as well. Our use of this code in many apps helped improve its stability and utility. We find these libraries help address some incompatibility issues found in different iOS versions, and overall make app development easier and our apps operate more consistently. AppDevKit has five major parts that include command, user interfaces, animations, image view, and list view support libraries. AppDevKit could be installed by CocoaPods. Please feel welcome to use AppDevKit in your iOS projects as it is licensed under the permissive open source BSD license. -
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PINCache
Fast, non-deadlocking parallel object cache for iOS, tvOS and OS X
PINCache is a fork of TMCache re-architected to fix issues with deadlocking caused by heavy use. It is a key/value store designed for persisting temporary objects that are expensive to reproduce, such as downloaded data or the results of slow processing. It is comprised of two self-similar stores, one in memory (PINMemoryCache) and one on disk (PINDiskCache), all backed by GCD and safe to access from multiple threads simultaneously. -
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XMPPFramework
An XMPP framework in Objective-C for Mac and iOS
...Most Objective-C projects should require no changes, with a few minor exceptions. Many (simple) changes will be required for pure Swift projects, mostly due to the new nullability annotations. The process is still not complete so please submit issues and help if possible to minimize future breaking changes. -
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iOS9AdaptationTips
iOS9 Adaptation Tutorial Series
iOS9AdaptationTips is an iOS development reference project focused on adapting apps to iOS 9 and OS X 10.11 behavior changes. It explains practical compatibility issues that developers faced when Apple introduced stricter networking and platform requirements. A major topic is App Transport Security, including the shift toward HTTPS and TLS 1.2 for network requests. The repository is useful as a historical migration guide for Objective-C and iOS developers maintaining older apps. It collects notes, examples, and adaptation strategies rather than functioning as a single reusable library. ... -
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terminal-notifier
Send User Notifications on macOS from the command-line
terminal-notifier is a command-line tool to send macOS User Notifications, which are available on macOS 10.10 and higher. alerter features were merged in terminal-notifier 1.7. This led to some issues and even more issues in the 1.8 release. From now on terminal-notifier won't have the sticky notification feature nor the actions buttons. If you need them please use alerter. Sticking to two smaller specialized tools will hopefully make them easier to maintain and less error prone. It is currently packaged as an application bundle, because NSUserNotification does not work from a ‘Foundation tool’. radar://11956694. ... -
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HeapInspector
Find memory issues & leaks in your iOS app without instruments
HeapInspector is a debug tool that monitors the memory heap with backtrace recording in your iOS app. You can discover memory leaks, no longer used objects, abandoned memory and more issues directly on your device without ever starting Instruments. Basically, you can inspect the entire heap and see all living objects of your iOS app. To be more precise you can record the heap for a specific part of the app. For instance when navigating through the menu. Like in Apple's Instruments the snapshot compares the heap before you started recording. ... -
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Computer@Therapy
IT research and therapy in one piece.
...Computer@Therapy is human computer interaction (HCI) research and therapy in one piece. We have pointed out that there are many uncovered SW/HW usability and accessibility issues even on existing apps. Hence we have proposed the SW/HW design principles (called iCT design principles) which defines how the HW/SW should be designed, developed and deployed, used to bring maximal outcome in education and therapy for mentally challenged. At this project page we present sources of developed apps according to iCT design principles. ... -
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iOS-Slide-Menu
iOS Slide Menu with ability to add both left and right menu
If your application supports both landscape and portrait and supports iOS versions below 8, use version 1.4.5. iOS Slide Menu built on top of UINavigationController, with configurable buttons, reveal animations and tap/swiper gesture recognizers. Enabling shouldRecognizeSimultaneouslyWithGestureRecognizer was causing issues, if you are seeing unexpected gesture behavior delete the pod and reinstall as that method has been removed. You decide whether to enable or disable slide functionality on each viewController by implementing the following delegate methods of SlideNavigationControllerDelegate. These methods are optional, and if not implemented the menu functionality will be disabled for that particulat viewController. -
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Aspects
Library for aspect oriented programming in Objective-C and Swift
...Aspects automatically deals with calling super and is easier to use than regular method swizzling. Aspects hooks deep into the class hierarchy and creates dynamic subclasses, much like KVO. There's known issues with this approach, and to this date (February 2019) I STRICTLY DO NOT RECOMMEND TO USE Aspects IN PRODUCTION CODE. We use it for partial test mocks in, PSPDFKit, an iOS PDF framework that ships with apps like Dropbox or Evernote, it's also very useful for quickly hacking something up. Aspects uses _objc_msgForward which causes issues with other code that uses message forwarding. -
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