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LRSlidingTableViewCell
June 13, 2011 • MIT License
This is a simple implementation of the "swipe to reveal" behaviour found in Twitter and Spotify for iPhone. It uses modern iOS techniques (animations using blocks) and so requires iOS 4.0 or greater.
MHLazyTableImages
June 10, 2011 • MIT License
Allows you to efficiently, and easily, download images for UITableViews with many rows.
DCIntrospect
June 08, 2011 • MIT License
Introspect is small set of tools for iOS that aid in debugging user interfaces built with UIKit. It's especially useful for UI layouts that are dynamically created or can change during runtime, or ...
TPKeyboardAvoiding
June 07, 2011 • Custom License
A drop-in universal solution for moving text fields out of the way of the keyboard in iOS.
Dock-Like Animation
June 06, 2011 • Unspecified License
An animation for iOS resembling the OS X dock icon growth effect.
TwitterFeed
June 04, 2011 • Unspecified License
Drop-in Twitter feed for iOS powered by MGTwitterEngine
PMAboutView
June 03, 2011 • Unspecified License
PMAboutView is basically a RootViewController ready for editing it for making an about the dev view.
Pie Menu
June 03, 2011 • MIT License
A pie menu implementation specially designed for iPhone and iPod touch
DCFineTuneSlider
June 01, 2011 • MIT License
Drop in replacement for UISlider that adds fine tuning features and block support.
BulbView
May 31, 2011 • Apache 2.0 License
Cocoa/UIKit view to display text like light-up bulbs on a sports scoreboard.
JMWhenTapped
May 30, 2011 • Unspecified License
Easily assign touch down, touch up, and tapped actions to UIViews using blocks.
Accordion
May 29, 2011 • Unspecified License
Tired of UINavigationController? Accordion might be an alternative!. Accordion is a small library for iOS that implements file navigation using accordions.
TreeMapKit
May 28, 2011 • MIT License
A treemap implementation for Cocoa Touch. You can display treemaps in iPhone, iPod touch and iPad.
GIKAnimatedCallout
May 27, 2011 • BSD License
GIKAnimatedCallout demonstrates the use of an MKAnnotationView subclass to provide functionality similar to the callouts in Maps.app on iPad.
