iOS & macOS development

Swift AI is a high-performance AI and machine learning library written entirely in Swift. We currently support iOS and OS X, with support for more platforms coming soon!

Swift AI includes a set of common tools used for machine learning and artificial intelligence research. These tools are designed to be flexible, powerful and suitable for a wide range of applications.

An adaptive scrollable graph view for iOS to visualise simple discrete datasets. Written in Swift.

The main goal of the this graph component is to visualise simple discrete datasets and allow the the user to scroll through the graph.

Features:

• Very fast
• Fully tested
• Fully documented
• Clean code
• Beautiful API
• Regular updates
• Support for iOS, OSX, tvOS
• Compatible with Carthage / CocoaPods
• Provide extensions

RSA public/private key generation, RSA, AES encryption/decryption, SEM encryption in Swift with CommonCrypto in iOS and OS X.

MetalAcc is a GPU-Based media processing library that lets you apply GPU-accelerated filters to images.

This library is highly insperad by famous library GPUImage. Basically following the interface of GPUImage, but using Metal and Swift.

EasyPeasy is a Swift framework that lets you create Auto Layout constraints programmatically without headaches and never ending boilerplate code. Besides the basics, EasyPeasy resolves most of the constraint conflicts for you and lets you attach to a constraint conditional closures that are evaluated before applying a constraint, this lets you apply (or not) a constraint depending on platform, size classes, orientation... or the state of your controller, easy peasy!

Filterpedia is an iPad app for exploring (almost) the entire range of image filters offered by Apple's Core Image framework.

Permission exposes a unified API to request permissions on iOS.

Automatically deletes the DerivedData directory when you run clean.

ReSwift is a Redux-like implementation of the unidirectional data flow architecture in Swift. ReSwift helps you to separate three important concerns of your app's components:

• State: in a ReSwift app the entire app state is explicitly stored in a data structure. This helps avoid complicated state management code, enables better debugging and has many, many more benefits...
• Views: in a ReSwift app your views update when your state changes. Your views become simple visualizations of the current app state.
• State Changes: in a ReSwift app you can only perform state changes through actions. Actions are small pieces of data that describe a state change. By drastically limiting the way state can be mutated, your app becomes easier to understand and it gets easier to work with many collaborators.

Features:

• Simple Atomic<T> class for numbers and strings.
• Uncomplicated dispatch keyword for firing off background routines.
• Awesome Chan<T> for conncurent communication.
• Useful sync APIs. Mutex, Cond, Once, WaitGroup

Peek and Pop is a great new iOS feature introduced with iPhone 6S and 6S+ that allows you to easily preview content using 3D touch.

PeekPop is a Swift framework that brings backwards-compatibility to Peek and Pop.

Features:

• Uses Apple's beautiful peek and pop interaction for devices with 3D touch.
• Custom Pressure-sensitive tap recognition for older devices.
• Faithful recreation of the peek and pop animation on older devices.
• Almost identical API to Apple's.
• Runs on all iOS8+ devices.

CoreStore was (and is) heavily shaped by real-world needs of developing data-dependent apps. It enforces safe and convenient Core Data usage while letting you take advantage of the industry's encouraged best practices.

RxBluetoothKit is an Bluetooth library that makes interaction with BLE devices much more pleasant. It's backed by RxSwift and CoreBluetooth. Provides nice API to work with, and makes your code more readable, reliable and easier to maintain.

Features:

• CBCentralManager RxSwift support
• CBPeripheral RxSwift support
• Scan sharing
• Scan queueing
• Bluetooth error bubbling
• Documentation

Features:

• UIImage and UIImageView extension based
• Great CPU/Memory performances
• Control playback
• Allow control of display quality by using 'levelOfIntegrity'
• Allow control CPU/memory tradeoff via 'memoryLimit'

Peek is an open source library that lets you easily check your application against your user interface's specification guide(s). Peek can be used by engineers, designers & testers, allowing developers to spend more time on code and less time checking that fonts, colors and layout are pixel perfect.

Features:

• Strongly typed properties
• Chainable setter methods
• A direct access to the NSParagraphStyle properties
• Better autocompletion

Element is a programatic UI framework for OS X. You can use native swift code to add functionality to the provided UI components or create your own custom UI components.

The OS X 10.10 styles are provided by default, add your own styles through SVG and CSS syntax. Or use the Style class. Element is written in pure native swift code and uses Quartz and Core Graphics to render the UI components. Element is not a JS + web-wrapper. Element does not use Xcode Interface builder. Although support is possible. Element is not a UI prototype framework or tool, Element is intended for production code in professional apps where design & interaction freedom is important.

With IBAnimatable, we can design a UI in an Interface Builder like Sketch, and prototype animations in a Swift playground like Framer Studio. Also we can use the output of the design directly in the production ready App.

As a designer, we love Sketch, which is a simple but yet super powerful tool to design UI. However, Sketch can't design interaction, navigation, transition and animation, we may need another tool like Framer Studio to design some of them. Moreover, to make an App Store ready App, we need to use Xcode and Interface Builder to implement the UI and animations. To speed up the process and minimize the waste, we create IBAnimatable to make Interface Builder designable and animatable.

Hang a TV in your open space or team room to show everyone what's up and get them up to speed.

The board is a lightweight piece of code. The TV screen is to be used in landscape orientation and will be split into six rectangular widgets loaded from a remote configuration file. This is just a UIView, so you can use the space in any way you want. Updating the widgets is standardized, though, therefore you should not ignore this convention.