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    Shuttle

    Shuttle

    A simple shortcut menu for macOS

    Shuttle is an app that mainly launches terminal-based commands. Commands live in the shuttle.json file. Shuttle was created by Trevor Fitzgerald and inspired by SSHMenu, the GNOME applet for Linux. Shuttle is very customizable. Each window can have its own theme and title. Cloud hosting integration. Using their APIs, automatically add all of your machines to the menu. Preferences panel for easier configuration.
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    KSHObjcUML

    KSHObjcUML

    KSHObjcUML can show oriented graph of dependencies between Objective-C

    KSHObjcUML is an Xcode plugin that generates UML (Unified Modeling Language) diagrams from Objective-C source code. It helps developers visualize class hierarchies and relationships directly within Xcode.
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    FXBlurView

    FXBlurView

    UIView subclass that replicates the realtime background blur effect

    FXBlurView is an iOS view component that renders a live, dynamically blurred version of the content behind it, giving developers a lightweight way to create frosted-glass and translucency effects. It was designed before Apple’s system blur views became widely available, so it focuses on portability and control rather than tying you to a specific iOS version. The view captures the underlying layer hierarchy and applies a configurable blur, optionally with tinting and saturation adjustments, to match many design styles. ...
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