Today iOS Development Resources, Articles, Tutorials and Open Sources

1. Open Source iOS Control For Making Great Looking Customizable Information Badges

An open source control for making some great looking custom badge views, that can be used as accessory views in a UITableView - or anywhere you want.  Customize size, shape, color and more.



You can find MLPAccessoryBadge on Github here.

A very slick control that has many potential uses.

2. Open Source iOS UI Control For Creating Great Looking Gauges

An open source library allowing you to create great looking needle gauges with a nice flat minimalistic style.



The included demonstration application shows how to make several styles of gauges and how to use them.

You can find MSSimpleGauge on Github here.

A nice control for creating some great looking gauges.

3. UICollectionView Layout That Automatically Organizes Things In A Linear Manner Based On Content Size

A UICollectionView layout inspired by Google Plus that automatically lays out your views in a neat linear style when added.



You can find GLGooglePlusLikeLayout on Github here.

A nice UICollectionView layout.

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