Autolayout
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A Swift Auto Layout DSL for iOS and macOS that makes programmatic UI layout simple and expressive.
A lightweight iOS/macOS layout framework that wraps AutoLayout with a chainable, expressive DSL.
A cross-platform Objective-C library providing a simple, powerful API for iOS and macOS Auto Layout, compatible with Swift.
A keyframe-based animation framework for UIKit, perfect for scrolling app intros and gesture-driven animations.
A powerful iOS UI layout framework that integrates concepts from Android layouts, iOS AutoLayout, HTML/CSS float/flexbox, and Bootstrap.
A Swift library for writing concise, readable, and maintainable Auto Layout code in iOS/tvOS apps.
A simple AutoLayout-friendly keyframe animation framework for iOS, written in Swift, perfect for scrolling app intros.
An iOS library for creating tutorials, release notes, and animated pages with custom positioning and animations.
A highly customizable iOS tag collection view for displaying text or custom views in scrollable vertical or horizontal layouts with AutoLayout support.
An iOS text view component that automatically grows in height as the user types, optimized for iOS 8+.
An iOS text view component that automatically grows in height as the user types, optimized for iOS 8+.
A Swift framework for building iOS UI components like Lego bricks, making UI development declarative, configurable, and reusable.
A simple, elegant, and fast zero-tap navigation menu for iOS apps, accessible via screen-edge swipes.
A lightweight Swift library for building complex iOS table views with declarative, type-safe syntax.
A tiny Swift DSL for AutoLayout that provides a declarative syntax for expressing layout constraints as linear equations.
A library for writing iOS unit tests that validate view layouts across multiple data configurations and device sizes.
An open-source calendar framework for iOS with customizable views, IBDesignable support, and Swift interoperability.
A Swift library that formats AutoLayout error console logs into human-readable output for iOS/macOS debugging.
An iOS toolbar library built with AutoLayout for creating interactive chat input bars and custom toolbars.
A declarative, extensible Swift library for simplifying Auto Layout with a fluent builder syntax.
An intuitive and powerful Auto Layout library for iOS, tvOS, and macOS that simplifies constraint creation in Swift.
A lightweight Swift framework for Apple's Auto-Layout that helps write readable and compact UI code.
A Swift DSL for AutoLayout with clear, concise syntax that works in both Swift and Objective-C.
A Swift UIView subclass for displaying circular progress indicators with UIProgressView-like properties.
A pure Swift library that simplifies Auto Layout programmatically with concise, descriptive APIs.
A simple iOS Swift view that follows UIScrollView scrolling, enabling dynamic UI elements like search bars and profile headers.
A DSL-based layout builder for iOS AutoLayout that enables rapid UI construction in code, faster than Interface Builder.
A Swift framework for setting Auto Layout constraints differently per iOS device size using only Interface Builder.
A SwiftUI-like DSL for building UIKit interfaces with declarative syntax, reducing UI code by over 30%.
A Swift DSL for Auto Layout on iOS, tvOS, and macOS that simplifies constraint creation with expressive operators.
A Swift DSL for declarative, anonymous view hierarchy construction using UIKit, bridging UIKit and SwiftUI-like syntax.
A super fast and easy-to-use layout library for iOS with intuitive operand syntax for complex layouts.
A lightweight Swift autolayout library that simplifies iOS UI constraint creation with a clean, intuitive API.
A dead-simple AutoLayout library for Swift projects, offering a concise API for programmatic UI layout.
A Swift library for writing Auto Layout and manual layout constraints with concise, chainable syntax.
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