natanrolnik
5pods
When calling some API provided via Mashape, you can use the request example they provide. The problem is, that most developers are (at least I am :smiley:) more familiar with AFNetworking than with Unirest for Objective-C, used in their example. Not only this, but the success/failure completion blocks and AFHTTPSessionManager, and the whole structure of AFNetworking are much better. For this reason, I decided to build a Mashape client on top of AFNetworking.
License: MIT
NRTextTransitions is a category in UIView that makes easier handling animated text transitions for UILabel, UITextView and UITextField. As the standard +[UIView animateWithDuration:animations:] is not able to animate non-animatable properties, and text, font and textColor properties of UILabel, UITextView and UITextField, are non-animatable, you need to use CATransition to do so with animation. NRTextTransitions uses a similar API to the standard UIView class methods, encapsulating the changes passed in the animations parameter block. In order to apply the transitions to the objects mentioned in this block, you must create an array, add the objects to this array, and pass it in the 'textObjects' parameter.
License: MIT
I wanted to be able to record a tutorial for the users of my apps. When I had Jailbreak, that was possible, but with a non-jailbroken phone, this gets complicated. The solution I found was to use Reflector App to record the screen, but this option would not show where exactly the user tapped. So what was the solution for my solution? To create a subclass of UIWindow that shows where the user is tapping in the moment. Ah, don’t forget to remove them when sending your app to the AppStore!
License: MIT
Show only once quick tutorials while users play with your app. Teach as they use, and not before using.
License: MIT