Weekly Roundup

Eduardo Scoz, the author of Quicklytics, just launched version 8.0 of his product. It makes terrific use of a number of open source components, including one of my personal favorites, SVSegmentedControl.

Quicklytics is simply the easiest and fastest way to check your Google Analytics account. With Quicklytics, you can check almost realtime analytics about the visits of your sites in a simple dashboard matter of seconds! The app supports unlimited Google Analytics accounts and also unlimited sites per account.

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A drop-in MKAnnotation clustering library for iOS.

• Uses a 2-d tree under the hood for maximum performance
• No subclassing required, making the library easy to integrate with existing projects.

EtPanKit is an Objective-C interface for the libEtPan email framework for Mac. It features fast, efficient, and secure IMAP and SMTP connections, abstract classes for maximum subclass-ability, an abstraction from the LibEtPan C-interface, IDLE requests, NSOperation based classes which are submitted asynchronously to their queue, and block-based and delegate-based callbacks for operations.

This particular fork is under active development because of it’s use in the DotMail project.

Testing HTTP requests has never been easier. Nocilla: Stunning HTTP stubbing for iOS and Mac OS X.

A custom windowed slider designed by Chris Norstrom which can be use to replace UISwitch.

SBSegmentedViewController is a custom view controller container that uses a segmented control to switch between view controllers.

A component to organize your view controllers in a gesture-based a 2D matrix.

CSS-like image sprites for iOS apps.

Drop in 5 Star Rating View

• Swipe / Tap to change rating, swipe left to reset
• Animated / Non animated
• Label / without label
• Debug mode with colors

A custom UIView useful to represent progress in discrete steps. Easy to use and to customise.

A drop-in MKAnnotation clustering library for iOS.

• Uses a 2-d tree under the hood for maximum performance
• No subclassing required, making the library easy to integrate with existing projects.

A subclass of UINavigationBar that allows you to control the level of tint brightness that is applied to the tintColor

AAActivityAction is Reeder like ActionSheet. Method architecture is inspired by UIActivity and UIActivityViewController.

OpenPics is an iOS application for viewing images from multiple remote sources. Currently implemented are searching the New York Public Library and the Library of Congress.

Good examples of using technology like UICollectionView, UIActivity, AFNetworking, AFOAuth1Client, etc.

Path 2.0’s iPhone app has a really neat navigation system. This is a simple example of how to add a similar menu menu system to your iPhone app. Just run the example and click on the nice red button.

The navigation code for expanding & collapsing an array of menu items/buttons (views) is in the ExpandableNavigation.m/.h files. Looking at the usage example in ViewController.m should be pretty self explanitory. However if you have any questions feel free to reach out to me on twitter (@tobins).

Press long back button to show navigation history. Easy navigate any view. Swipe up and remove items from navigation history.

This image pager lets you load and swipe through a series of images. It’s easy to implement and provides a nice way of presenting a not-fullscreen-gallery to your user. This control looks a bit like Foursquare’s Image preview on their location pages.