
TNGradientPickerSlider – A macOS component to easily select gradient colors
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.
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.
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I’m super excited to share my latest macOS app with all of you!
Billie makes renaming and archiving your incoming invoices a breeze!
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
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