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A complete configuration solution for Go applications supporting multiple sources, formats, and live updates.
A lightweight, extensible configuration management library for Go with support for multiple sources and formats.
A collection of iOS sample apps showcasing and comparing different architectural patterns like MVC, MVVM, VIPER, and RIBs.
A sample iOS app demonstrating VIPER architecture implementation with Alamofire, CoreData, and other libraries.
An Xcode template for generating VIPER architecture modules in Swift 4, automating the creation of multiple files.
A Swift framework for building iOS apps following the VIPER architecture with minimal boilerplate.
An iOS library for simplifying and centralizing navigation logic in routers, supporting deep links, 3D Touch, and flexible transitions.
A collection of iOS Playground projects demonstrating and comparing MVC, MVP, MVVM, and VIPER design patterns.
A Swift library and Xcode templates for implementing VIPER architecture in iOS and tvOS applications.
An opinionated configuration loading framework for containerized and 12-Factor compliant Go applications.
Xcode template for generating VIPER architecture modules in Objective-C or Swift.
A Swift 4.2 Xcode template for generating VIPER module boilerplate code with predefined functions and a BaseViewProtocol.
A Go library for declarative configuration loading from files, environment variables, and command-line arguments.
A detailed Android sample app implementing VIPER architecture with Kotlin, Dagger 2, Retrofit, and RxJava.
A Swift framework that mediates between view and model layers, specifically designed for collection-based UI components.
A protocol-oriented network layer for Swift that replaces singleton network managers with single-responsibility components.
Build powerful, AI-native CLIs declaratively from Go structs, eliminating Cobra boilerplate.
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