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MarqueeLabel is a UILabel subclass adds a scrolling marquee effect when the text of the label outgrows the available width. The label scrolling direction and speed/rate can be specified as well. All standard UILabel properties (where it makes sense) are available in MarqueeLabel, with the intent of MarqueeLabel behaving just like a UILabel. MarqueeLabel will be maintained in Swift only starting with release 4.0! MarqueeLabel is compatible with both iOS and tvOS, and currently works with Swift...

..., font sizes, and color choices are all examples of “magic numbers” - the constants that give your app its usability and identity. The goal of SwiftTweaks: allow you to fine-tune these magic numbers in the debug builds of your Swift project, without having to wait for Xcode to rebuild the app.

Use Font Awesome in your Swift projects. To see the complete set of 3,978 icons in Font Awesome 5, please check the FontAwesome.com site. Since it will automatically make a new commit to bump version and push to CocoaPods trunk, make sure you have write access to this repo and be one of the podspec owners.

TDBadgedCell grew out of the need for TableViewCell badges and the lack of them in iOS. TDBadgedCell is designed to be a drop in replacement to UITableViewCell with the added benifit of a simple badge on the right-hand side of the cell, similar to those you'll find in Mail.app and Settings.app. All you need to do to implement TDBadgedCell is supply a TDBadgedCell instance in your cellForRowAt indexPath: method.

A library for using different font icons. Swift Library for Font Icons: dripicons, emoji, font awesome, icofont, ionicons, linear icons, map icons, material icons, open iconic, state, weather. Now, you don't have to download different libraries to include different font icons. This SwiftIcons library helps you use icons from any of the following font icons. SwiftIcons supports different objects from the object library.

Sizes reduces the time it takes to evaluate all of our app's possible device sizes, orientations and font combinations. With Sizes we'll avoid launching all the supported devices simulator, running our app and navigating through each screen manually which not only takes a lot of time but its also highly error-prone since we sometimes forget to test one particular combination and we ship a screen with a layout bug to the App Store. Xcode 11 introduced Previews which is a fantastic way to quickly...