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A curated list of awesome iOS UI/UX libraries, organized by category such as animations, badges, calendars, progress views, and side menus.
A curated list of awesome iOS UI/UX libraries, organized by category such as animations, badges, calendars, progress views, and side menus.Is this a library itself or an index of libraries?It's an index: a README table linking out to dozens of separate iOS UI/UX libraries written by other authors, not code you install directly from this repo.
It's an index: a README table linking out to dozens of separate iOS UI/UX libraries written by other authors, not code you install directly from this repo.How is the list organized?Entries are grouped into categories like Animations and Transitions, Badges, Calendars, Effects, Material Design, Notifications and Alerts, Onboarding, Photo and Video, Progress Views, RefreshControls, Side Menu, Tab Bars, Table/Collection Views, and User Input, each listed in a table with repo name, language, and license.
Entries are grouped into categories like Animations and Transitions, Badges, Calendars, Effects, Material Design, Notifications and Alerts, Onboarding, Photo and Video, Progress Views, RefreshControls, Side Menu, Tab Bars, Table/Collection Views, and User Input, each listed in a table with repo name, language, and license.Which languages are the listed libraries written in?Entries are written in either Objective-C or Swift, as shown per-library in the tables.
Entries are written in either Objective-C or Swift, as shown per-library in the tables.Are entries still maintained or vetted?Not stated in the README; many listed libraries (e.g., Obj-C only projects) appear old and there's no indication of recent vetting or pruning of outdated entries.
Not stated in the README; many listed libraries (e.g., Obj-C only projects) appear old and there's no indication of recent vetting or pruning of outdated entries.How do I submit a new UI library to the list?You add your library's metadata to a separate companion repo called awesome-creator, which the maintainer uses as the source for this list.
You add your library's metadata to a separate companion repo called awesome-creator, which the maintainer uses as the source for this list.What categories get the most entries?Notifications and Alerts and Table/Collection Views have the most entries, each listing around nine to eleven different libraries.
Notifications and Alerts and Table/Collection Views have the most entries, each listing around nine to eleven different libraries.Where did the idea for this list come from?It was inspired by wasabeef's similarly structured Android UI/UX library list.
It was inspired by wasabeef's similarly structured Android UI/UX library list.Do the listed libraries share a common license?Most are MIT-licensed, though a few use Apache v2, BSD-3, or are marked as Unknown license.
Most are MIT-licensed, though a few use Apache v2, BSD-3, or are marked as Unknown license.What are similar projects?awesome-ios, DZNEmptyDataSet, awesome-android-ui, awesome-flutter, React-Native-Apps, awesome-swift, animated-tab-bar, MJRefresh
awesome-ios, DZNEmptyDataSet, awesome-android-ui, awesome-flutter, React-Native-Apps, awesome-swift, animated-tab-bar, MJRefreshWhich topics is it in?ux, ios-app, catalog, objective-c, mobile-development, design, mobile-app, awesome, swift, ui-components, animation, mobile
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