Jordan Lewis

A handy class written for manipulating data and saving it. Helps with saving time on not having to write standard code that might be needed in many applications.

License: CC

This is a subclass of UIView and written to be able to display two circular progress views one inside the other to save space on the screen. It also looks pretty cool. This project uses another library DACircularProgress for the progress wheels.

License: CC

A handy UIView subclass Joystick, which moves in a perfect circle unlike others which move inside a square. It updates an ANGLE property which you can check in on, or subscribe to its delegate and be notified when the joystick is moved.

License: CC

JLPDFGenerator was written due to the lack of libraries for writing custom PDFs in app simply. Easily generate and write PDFs with a few lines of easily understandable code.

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JLSimpleButton was written to take up the bottom of the screen to be used for simple tasks such as starting a game or beginning a form. This works well with bright but not too vibrant.

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A super handy singleton class for distributing data around classes. Easily access the data stored in the class with a single line of code. Adding data containers is super easy too.

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This was written to make color theming super easy in apps by simply providing a main color, you get access to several shades of that color for use in the app.

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One of the easiest ways to fetch reliable weather data from the Open Weather Map.

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This was written for getting valid weather conditions from the user without checking if the input was valid. Super easy to implement and to add your own conditions.

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This was written to make getting a year within a set range easy. No more checking if what the user enters is even valid. Simply returns an int with the year.

License: CC