Cédric Foellmi
7pods
AstroCocoaKit is the successor of the AstroCocoaPackage. It is used by QLFits3 and the new versions of onekiloparsec's apps.
AstroCocoaKit provides basic manipulations of some usual astronomical quantities, coordinates etc in Objective-C.
License: MIT
The AstroCocoaPackage contains lots of useful computations of astronomical quantities and conversions, in Objective-C. It has been developed originally inside iObserve.app. It is developed for iOS and OSX.
License: Custom
A jump bar as in Xcode, to easily display and jump into a tree of objects.
License: MIT
A set of classes, among which a subclass of NSSplitView, that splits when you're intented to make panes.
License: MIT
ObjCFITSIO has been started in support of the development of an OSX app which is intended to be a kind of iTunes-for-FITS files, currently ongoing at onekiloparsec's headquarters. It is also used in the 3rd version of the FITS files QuickLook OSX plugin QLFits3, open source on github. It is voluntarily asynchronous by design (since operations on large images can be long), and use Grand Central Dispatch to achieve so. Ultimately, I would like to see it supporting most of the APIs of cfitsio.
License: Custom
SwiftAA aims to provide the most comprehensive collection of accurate astronomical algorithms in Swift. That is, based on the reference textbook "Astronomical Algorithms" by Jean Meeus, SwiftAA provides modern APIs about all things astronomical. It is based on the C++ layer developed since many years by J.P. Naughter. SwiftAA is built upon this C++ layer, with an intermediate Objectice-C layer (respecting strictly the lower APIs), on top of which modern and expressive API is crafted. It is also a lote more covered by Unit Tests, in order to become the most reliable source of astronomical computations.
License: MIT