uacaps/CommonlyUsedUtils
These are some of the Utils that I find myself writing every single time I write a new application.
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uacaps/Specs
A repository of CocoaPods (cocoapods.org) specifications.
uacaps/iOSWebserviceTemplate
A great starter for any iOS Webservice binding class
uacaps/PusherMan
A class that handles registration and handling of push notifications tokens in iOS.
uacaps/BootstrapNotifications
Notifications extension built with bootstrap for ASP.NET MVC projects
uacaps/ResourceRepo
A place for us to throw images and other resource files whenever we are creating READMEs
uacaps/UITableViewCell-Label-Resizing-For-iOS7
Pesky UITableViewCells blocking your resizing? Don't sing the blues, we've got your fix!
uacaps/PushNotificationsTemplate
This is a template for setting up a push notification server and then handling them on iOS and Android devices.
uacaps/Blog
Template for building a Github blog. Your blog is just a fork away...
uacaps/SimpleDrawerLayout
This is an implementation of Android's new DrawerLayout
uacaps/MotionGestureRecognizers-CSharp
MotionGestureRecognizers is a simple, multi-platform gesture library for Leap Motion that mimics the UIGestureRecognizer classes of iOS.
uacaps/MotionGestureRecognizers-ObjC
MotionGestures is a simple, multi-platform gesture library for Leap Motion that mimics the UIGestureRecognizer classes of iOS.
uacaps/NSObject-ObjectIO
ObjectIO is an NSObject Category for writing and reading object descriptions to and from files.
uacaps/ObjectMapper
A java library for the automatic mapping of custom classes to and from XML/SOAP. With ObjectMapper, you can build XML and SOAP packets automatically based on your complex objects, potentially saving hundreds of lines of serialization code.
uacaps/NSObject-ObjectMap
This is a drop-in category of NSObject that makes it easy to initialize custom objects from JSON or XML (SOAP included), and to serialize those objects back into JSON/XML. It only requires a little bit of set-up - and then you never have to fuss with creating your own serialization and initialization methods for each custom NSObject ever again.