Mark Cousins
7pods
<<-DESC JustLog brings logging on iOS to the next level. It supports console, file and remote Logstash logging via TCP socket out of the box. You can setup JustLog to use logz.io with no effort. JustLog relies on CocoaAsyncSocket and SwiftyBeaver, exposes a simple swifty API but it plays just fine also with Objective-C. DESC
License: Apache-2.0
<<-DESC JustPersist aims to be the easiest and safest way to do persistence on iOS. It supports Core Data out of the box and can be extended to transparently support other frameworks. You can use JustPersist to migrate from one persistence layer to another with minimal effort. Since we moved from MagicalRecord to Skopelos, we provide available wrappers for these two frameworks. At it's core, JustPersist is a persistence layer with a clear and simple interface to do transactional readings and writings, taking inspirations from Skopelos where readings and writings are separated by design. DESC
License: Apache-2.0
At Just Eat, tracking events is a fundamental part of our business analysis and the information we collect informs our technical and strategic decisions. To collect the information required we needed a flexible, future-proof and easy to use tracking system that enables us to add, remove and swap the underlying integrations with analytical systems and services with minimal impact on our applications' code. We also wanted to solve the problem of keeping the required event metadata up-to-date whenever the requirements change. JustTrack is the event tracking solution we built for that.
License: Apache-2.0
JustTweak is a framework for feature flagging, locally and remotely configure and A/B test iOS apps.
License: Apache-2.0
This view controller is more suitable than an UITableViewController when creating a list of segments that are dynamically behaving, but are well defined and bound in number. The delegation pattern that the data source of an UITableViewController is best suited for situation when there is an unbounded number of cells, but in many cases is an overkill and becomes a burden. Also, UITableViewCells are not controllers, but sometimes it makes sense to properly partition the responsibility of the segments, not just over the view layer. Using ScrollingStackViewController you can have a bunch of view controllers, each of them encapsulating their own responsibilities.
License: Apache-2.0