Weekly Roundup

An iOS 7 UISwitch clone that works on iOS 5+

This control is dual licensed:

• - For Free, under the terms of the Apache 2.0 licence

• - Commercial license, under the Cocoa Controls commercial license agreement, v1 This option allows you to sell apps using the KLScrollSelect.

A beautiful, compact control for presenting a series of toggleable buttons, much more compact and cleaner than a bunch of UILabel + UISwitch.

Shamelessly forked from SVSegmentedControl for toggling behavior instead of a sliding thumb-switch. Much thanks to Sam Vermette for making the awesome SVSegmentedControl.

An NSView subclass and controller that support the selection of subviews.

A common pattern in desktop Cocoa apps is to have a parent NSView manage a collection of NSView siblings. An example would be an NSView acting as a drawing canvas containing a collection of NSViews that represent lines and shapes. LJSelectionView manages those sibling views and their selection.

A UITableView subclass that provides custom cell entrance effects, like sliding in cell contents from the right. See the example video on GitHub for more information.

A UINavigationController sub class with neat, custom push and pop animations.

• When pushing onto the stack, the old view shrinks in size as the new view slides in.

• When popping, the old view scales back up in size as the new view slides out.

UIPhotoGallery is a lightweight set of extended & customizable views to show Photo Gallery for iOS UIKit, including a UIView and UIViewController.

Stack Menu looks like the OS X Dock’s stacks feature.

Provides a currency symbol-equipped text field.

Set a different backgroundColor and textColor on your text fields and text views when they have focus.

An NSControl subclass which provides a spreadsheet-style table grid, forked from mattball/mbtablegrid.

An iOS7 style UISwitch for iOS < 7

A port of ActiveRecord’s, the Ruby ORM framework, validators to Objective-C.