darknoon/dnlive
DNLive
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DNLive
A Fast, Open Source JavaScript, Canvas & Audio Implementation for iOS
A simple example of parallax scrolling in a scroll view
Take webpage
Leap Motion integration for Quartz Composer
Objective-C client for Zinc asset distribution system
Trivial synthesizer that changes frequency based on proximity between two iOS devices
A performant Grid-View for iOS (iPhone/iPad) that allows sorting of views with gestures (the user can move the items with his finger to sort them) and pinching/rotating/panning gestures allow the user to play with the view and toggle from the cellview to a fullsize display.
A two-dimensional scrolling view component for the iPhone, heavily inspired by UITableView.
Facebook SDK for iOS
Illustrates a trick to antialias edges in CoreAnimation using blending
Take a billings slip and export time entries in a CSV
Laughably simple persistence
These are the source files that generate darknoon.com
Extends the GLKit math functions with c++ operator overloading
Generic popover implementation for iOS with same API as the UIPopoverController for the iPad, but configurable with custom background and available for iPhone as well.
Image format conversion routines
A delightful iOS networking library with NSOperations and block-based callbacks
Woolly Mammoth is an abstraction of the OpenGL ES API on iOS and a node-based visual coding environment that uses these abstractions
Public repository.
Library for using parts of netsurf on iOS. Currently limited to CSS parsing.
Public repository.
A simple extension to UIView that allows for explicit (evaluated every frame) animations
Port of some UIKit classes to Mac OS X.
What if images on the iPhone were as easy as HTML?
A small test app to demonstrate socket programming in cocoa
Very Old Snow Globe app for iOS
An grid view for iPhone/iPad, designed to look similar to NSCollectionView.
Official Github mirror of touchcode
A small mac app you can run to monitor your APM (actions per minute) while using the computer.