Dennis Kutlubaev
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Sometimes you need to create only one button, that looks like a UITableViewCell with accessory indicator. Users are familiar with this control and they know that if they click it, something should appear. For example, it can be used in different forms to select something after user taps a button. Using a UITableView with one section and cell is too complex approach if you need only one such button. Even if you need some more such buttons, you can use this solution to make code a little simpler.
License: MIT
Audio player component for iOS (both iPhone and iPad) with neat and flexible interface design. It could be useful if you need to add a little player as one of the features of your app. Also can be used to study how to play audio on iOS.
License: MIT
Did you ever want to create a UITabBar like control that doesn't really need UITabBarController? If yes, then this is a solution. Sometimes, designers draw UITabBar without really understanding that it needs tab architecture in the app. I created this control in a such situation. It is a UIView based Toolbar for iOS that looks like UITabBar but doesn't need UITabBarController to be used. Works both on iPhone and iPad in both vertical and horizontal orientations. It stretches automatically to the width of it's parent UIView. Also it has some features that are not present in a classic UITabBar like the possibility to disable some items and to dynamically change number of buttons. It is a subclass of UIView, so you can animate it in a ways you want.
License: MIT