Weekly Roundup

TSTableView is UI component for displaying multi columns tabular data with support of hierarchical rows and columns structure. It provides smooth animations for item selection and dynamic content modification. Some features are listed below:

• Suport muti columns data structure.
• Support hierarchical column definition (i.e. column may have subsections).
• Support hierarchical row definition (i.e. row may have expand subrows).
• Optimized to display big sets of data: row and cell views are cached internally and reused during scrolling.
• Support row and column selection.
• Allow modification of column width by sliding column border.
• Allow expand/collapse subrows content.
• Support simple declarative syntax for columns and rows content definition.
• Providing your own implementation of TSTableViewDataSource protocol will allow you fully customise structure and appearance of the table.
• Default TSTableViewModel implements TSTableViewDataSource protocol and includes two built in styles (see screenshots).

With this class, you can get images in the circles or squares with the border.

A label view that adds justified text support, plus automatic frame adjustment, scalable line height, padding, and more.

Easily chain, bind, and validate text fields.

Prefixed Blocks for UIKit on categories without libffi and swizzling

Contains:

• SHAlertViewBlocks => UIAlertView

• SHControlBlocks => UIControl

• SHSegueBlocks => UIStoryboardSegue

• SHNavigationControllerBlocks => UINavigationController

• SHWebViewBlocks => UIWebView

• SHPopoverControllerBlocks => UIPopoverController

• SHBarButtonItemBlocks => UIBarButtonItem

• SHActionSheetBlocks => UIActionSheet

• SHGestureRecognizerBlocks => UIGestureRecognizer

• SHTextFieldBlocks => UITextField

• SHTextViewBlocks => UITextView

• SHTabBarControllerBlocks => UITabBarController

Compared to RAC https://github.com/seivan/SHRACComparison

Presentation of content in popover on iPhone / iPad devices. Very customizable.

Inclues a few essential categories for iOS Developers. There are helper methods for NSDate, NSString, NSUserDefaults, UIColor and UIImage.

UIImage has a working implementation of Loading GIF for iPhone and iPad.

A carefully-crafted category on UIView (and a one-method category on NSLayoutConstraint) that provides a simpler interface for creating Auto Layout constraints.

The goal is to provide a pleasant API for the vast majority of common Auto Layout use cases. It's designed for clarity and simplicity while simultaneously minimizing the amount of third party code. The API takes inspiration from the Auto Layout UI options available in Interface Builder.

A pulldown menu designed for all iOS devices, it supports both navigation controllers and views, users can either pull it down or activate by tapping a button.

Full reimplementation of UIActivityIndicatorView allowing easy UI changes. In this version it will change between 4 different colors.

Highly customizable tab bar and tab bar controller for iOS.

• Supports iPad and iPhone
• Supports landscape and portrait orientations
• Can be used inside UINavigationController

Keyboard avoiding scroll view for iOS

A view with buttons arranged in a circle pattern that animate out from the center.

An iOS 7-inspired circular progress view

UIButton category with Flat Design and extra methods to set Title+Icon FontAwesome font

ThatInbox is simple, elegant, and free new way to do your email on an iPad. It's completely free and open source.

It's a full app that is an example on how to do:

• sending emails
• receiving emails
• autocomplete emails in compose
• displaying html images
• left pull menu
• mimetype to uti conversions

ThatCloud is an open-source iOS application that allows you to access, view, and work with all of the content you have online.

It's a good example on how to use:

• AFNetworking with complex async requirements
• Progress HUD
• integrating the Ink Mobile Framework

ThatPhoto is an app that lets you view and edit your photos. It's a fully open source app.

It's a great example for how to:

• integrate Aviary
• get photos from the gallery
• present photos in a wheel

ThatPDF is an open source application for reading and annotating pdfs.

It's a good example on how to:

• read PDFs
• annotate PDFs
• sign PDFs
• integrate the Ink Mobile Framework

CWPopup adds a category on UIViewController to present a popup view controller. It offers an animated and non-animated presentation of the popup, similarly to presenting a modal controller or pushing a view controller.

The standard iOS 7 Colors as a handy category on UIColor

A grid of grids iOS component with cell recycling equivalent to a UITableView