#swift #auto #autolayout #cocoapods #constraints #dsl #layout #snapkit #ui #xcode

https://github.com/SnapKit/SnapKit

#swift #container #dependency_injection #ios #swiftui #xcode

https://github.com/hmlongco/Factory

#swift #copilot #macos #xcode #xcode_extension #xcode_extensions

https://github.com/intitni/CopilotForXcode

#shell #device_support #devicesupport #ios #xcode

https://github.com/JinjunHan/iOSDeviceSupport

#swift #arkit #article #awesome_list #clean_code #combine #coreml #coreml_framework #curated_list #design_patterns #ios #learning #metal #mvvm #scenekit #spritekit #swiftui #tutorial #uikit #xcode

https://github.com/eleev/ios-learning-materials

#swift #hacktoberfest #macos #xcode

https://github.com/XcodesOrg/xcodes

#swift #cache #filters #image #image_processor #ios #kingfisher #macos #swift #xcode

Kingfisher is a powerful library for downloading and caching images in your apps. It helps you load images from the web quickly and efficiently. Here are the key benefits:
- It downloads images asynchronously and caches them for faster access later.
- You can customize how images are processed, such as resizing or adding effects.
- It supports both UIKit and SwiftUI, making it versatile for different types of apps.
- It includes features like placeholders, indicators, and transition animations while loading images.
- You can control cache behavior, including expiration dates and size limits.

Using Kingfisher simplifies your code and improves your app's performance when handling images. For example, you can set an image to an `UIImageView` with just a few lines of code, and it will handle the downloading and caching automatically. This makes your app run smoother and saves you time in development.

https://github.com/onevcat/Kingfisher

#swift #alamofire #carthage #certificate_pinning #cocoapods #httpurlresponse #networking #parameter_encoding #public_key_pinning #request #response #swift #swift_package_manager #urlrequest #urlsession #xcode

Alamofire is a powerful library for making HTTP requests in Swift. It makes networking easier with its simple and concise syntax. You can write complex requests with features like automatic retry, authentication, and response validation in just a few lines of code. Alamofire supports various platforms including iOS, macOS, tvOS, watchOS, and even Linux and Windows, though with some limitations on the latter. It also integrates well with tools like CocoaPods, Carthage, and the Swift Package Manager for easy installation. Using Alamofire helps you manage network requests efficiently and debug them easily, making your development process faster and more reliable.

https://github.com/Alamofire/Alamofire

#swift #hacktoberfest #ios #objective_c #productivity #scalability #swift #xcode

Tuist is a command line tool that helps manage and optimize large modular projects for Xcode. It generates and maintains project files, making it easier to work with complex projects. To use Tuist, you install it via `mise install tuist`, then initialize, customize, and generate your project with commands like `tuist init`, `tuist edit`, and `tuist generate`. This tool is open source, written in Swift, and supported by several companies and contributors. Using Tuist simplifies the process of managing Xcode projects, saving time and reducing complexity.

https://github.com/tuist/tuist

#swift #ci #cli #generator #specification #swift #xcode #xcodeproj #xcodeproject #yaml

XcodeGen is a Swift command-line tool that automatically creates your Xcode project based on your folder structure and a simple YAML or JSON configuration file. This means you don’t have to manually manage your Xcode project files, avoiding merge conflicts in Git and keeping your project files always in sync with your folders. It supports complex setups, multiple targets, build settings, and schemes, and works well with CI systems. Using XcodeGen saves you time, reduces errors, and makes collaboration easier by letting you generate and update projects on demand without opening Xcode manually. This helps you focus more on coding and less on project setup.

https://github.com/yonaskolb/XcodeGen