1- iOS Library Allowing You To Automatically Set Up Gesture Based View Navigation

An open source library that allows you to create automatic gesture navigation between a set of views - even for complex schemes including up, down, left and right navigation.

    

You can find MBSpacialViewController on Github here.

A very easy way to set up gesture based view navigation.

Open Source Xcode Plugin That Makes It Easier When Working With NSLocalizedString

An open source Xcode plugin for working with NSLocalizedString providing a neat interface for editing different languages, and completion.


You can find Lin on Github here.

A great plugin for working with NSLocalizedString.

Custom iOS UICollectionViewLayout Modeled After The iCal App

A UICollectionViewFlowLayout example providing an easy way to create iCal style calendar views for laying out date specific data.


You can find MSCollectionViewCalendarLayout on Github here.

A great example of a custom UICollectionView layout.

iOS UI Control Allowing You To Easily Create A Draggable Front View

An open source UI control that you simply supply two UI view controllers to, and provides automatic gesture recognition that allows the front view to be revealed showing a back view.


You can find MBPullDownController on Github here.

A handy and easy to use ui control.

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