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FlexLib is an Objective-C layout framework for iOS. It's based on flexbox model which is standard for web layout. So the layout capability is powerful and easy to use. With FlexLib, you can write iOS UI much faster than before, and there are better adaptability. Flexbox is more general than autolayout. Flexbox is standard for web and it's also used in ReactNative, Weex, AsyncDisplayKit, Android. FlexLib has better readability. View the autolayout written by others is really boring. For page...

The ultimate API for iOS & OS X Auto Layout, impressively simple, and immensely powerful. PureLayout extends UIView/NSView, NSArray, and NSLayoutConstraint with a comprehensive Auto Layout API that is modeled after Apple's own frameworks. PureLayout is a cross-platform Objective-C library that works (and looks!) great in Swift. It is fully backward-compatible with all versions of iOS and OS X that support Auto Layout. Writing Auto Layout code from scratch isn't easy. PureLayout provides a...

CocoaRestClient is a Mac OS X app for testing HTTP/Restful endpoints. I love curl, but sometimes I need my output XML or JSON pretty printed. I want to be able to save frequent PUT and POST bodies for later and copy and paste responses easily. Think of this as a curl with a light UI. The goal of this project is to build a lightweight native Cocoa app for testing and debugging HTTP Restful services. This project was greatly inspired by the Java rest-client.

VVDocumenter-Xcode is an Xcode plugin that helps developers write documentation comments quickly and consistently in Objective-C and Swift. It automatically generates Javadoc-style comment blocks for methods, functions, and properties, improving code readability and API maintainability. It was especially popular before Apple introduced native documentation features in newer Xcode versions.

Distcc Manager was created to facilitate distcc usage for any project that uses make and gcc. It does this by allowing for easy access and registration to the network of build machines.