TNGradientPickerSlider is an easy-to-use UI component for macOS apps written in Swift.
It enables your user to easily select colors for a gradient.
I’m super excited to share my latest macOS app with all of you!
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The past few weeks I have been working on a iOS application for kids to learn to read the clock.
What ‘problem’ am I trying to solve? In most cases a View Controller shows one screen to a user, but the
My problem It often occurs while writing code that you need to assign a value of a certain type, based
I was using the Prisma app (like half of the world probably) and noticed the info bubble when you swipe
My problem It often occurs while writing code that you need to assign a value of a certain type, based
I was using the Prisma app (like half of the world probably) and noticed the info bubble when you swipe
Update: I’ve created a new tutorial for Xcode 7 & Unity 5. Last year I published a blog post about
TNCheckboxGroup Last year I published TNCheckboxGroup for Objective-C, but I had a few comments it didn’t work when using with Swift.
The problem Too many times a client has asked to add a sliding image gallery to an iOS app, so
For a few iOS projects I needed a scrollview which had different UIViews with different background colors. Because it came
I’ve just pushed some code to GitHub to easily visualise an image upload in Objective-C. Hope it could help some of
There is now also a Swift version available: read about it here. A few weeks back I pushed some code
Radio buttons for Objective-C I just pushed some code to GitHub to easily create radio button groups in Objective-C. I’ve created 3 classes
This class is no longer maintained…please check out TNCheckBoxGroup! I just pushed some code to GitHub to create customisable checkboxes to