Weekly Roundup: Other Obsessions

This nifty app connects to your camera by way of a fairly cheap dongle to provide you with a ton of features like timelapse and sound detection exposures.

Trigger your built-in camera or your SLR camera with your iPhone/iPod/iPad, using a whole ton of different triggering modes.

Objective-C iOS / Mac OS X Wrapper to allow easy manipulation of the Open Weather Map API

Access Weather data directly as Objective-C objects with only a few lines of code

Original post: http://jonathanfield.me/objective-c-openweathermap-api-wrapper/

An expanding button menu control.

A simple tableview for static content, optimized for 'About' views.

RAMCollectionViewFlemishBondLayout is a UICollectionViewLayout subclass for displaying cells in groups (highlighting one of them) with optional header and footer views. Highlighted cell occupy much of the space and the remaining cells occupy space equally.

A simple table view-based modal picker control.

Lightweight slideshow for iOS (ARC only). Support manual or automatic slideshow, with fade and slide transitions.

It is implementation of view allowing navigation between views like in iOS 7 Weather App.

Vertical breadcrumb navigation menu view.

A lightweight framework which is responsible for the communication between IOS native Objective-C code and Javascript.

Customizable scroll indicator implemented as a category on UIScrollView.

An iOS7 style circular progress view with a stop button.

• Animated progress display
• Stop button
• Respects iOS7 interface tint color
• Automatically dims the tint color when an alert view or an action sheet is presented
• iOS6 an iOS7 compatible

SKSlideViewController is an easy to use, slide-to-navigate view controller for ios 6.0 +. It enables you to present a main view controller and an optional, direction-sensitive accessory view controller. It is easy to setup and modify.

An asynchronous workflow library for iOS inspired by the Proactor and Reactor design patterns. It is designed with two concepts in mind, asynchronous and modular.

Doing work asynchronously allows to keep your application responsive. But parallel programming is hard. On iOS, tools like GCD and NSOperation makes it much simpler but, for complex workflows it still takes time and resources to achieve. BkTask allows you to simply run workflows in background and be notified once it is done.

A simple UITabBar with gradients, motivated by CRGradientNavigationBar. Apply gradients vertically or horizontally.

This library provides a lot of methods to get system information. You can check the RAM, the disk space, the active processes, the number of processors, informations about the carrier, the hardware and other info.

The screenshot shows the app ALSystem that is downloadable on the App Store and uses this library.

Easy, customizable notifications displayed on top of the statusbar. Very convenient API for customization. iOS 7 ready!

MZCroppableView is a subclass of UIView that helps in irregular image cropping.

A custom loading animation.

A UIScrollView subclass to easily implement an amazing swiping interactive slide show, as IFTTT's.

GIF image

provides a custom NSFormatter for values representing a time in seconds with precision 1milli second.

Format: [-]::. Examples: 03:04:17.183 -01:20:59.444

Used in a text field, a value can be inserted in the format of seconds or in the above colon format.

UITextField subclass for ATM-style currency-amount entry.

Get feedback from your iOS users.

iOS TableViewCell component.

Selected cell drops a detail view down.

UIAlertView replacement that can embed custom content views, is fully themable and let's you use a delegate and/or blocks.

Highly customizable calendarView and calendarViewController for iOS

• Supports iPad and iPhone
• Supports landscape and portrait orientations
• Fully localized using NSLocale
• iOS 5.0+

AppKit "replacement" to replicate the Pro App look

A new dependency injection container for Objective-C. Light-weight, yet powerful, full-featured and super-easy to use.

• Non-invasive. No macros or XML required - uses powerful Objective-C run-time.

• No magic strings - hooks into your IDE support enabling refactoring and compile-time checking.

• Dependencies declared in any order. (The order that makes sense to humans).

• Allows both dependency injection (injection of classes defined in the DI context) as well as configuration management (values that get converted to the required type at runtime). Because this allows. . .

• No fragmented qualifier macros, modules, etc. Makes it easy to have multiple configurations of the same base-class or protocol.

• Application assembly - the wiring of dependencies and configuration management - is all encapsulated in a convenient document. At the same time this document can be grouped into chapters. Now you know where to look if you need to change something.

• Supports both initializer and property injection. In the case of the latter, it has customizable call-backs to ensure that the class is in the required state before and after properties are set.

• Lean. It has a very low footprint, so is appropriate for CPU and memory constrained devices.

A simple date picker with flat design.