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FFPopup is a flexible and customizable popup view framework for iOS, built with Objective-C. It allows developers to present modal-like views with a variety of animations and layouts, enhancing user interactions with custom alerts and notifications.

THLabel is an enhanced UILabel subclass for iOS that offers additional styling and effects, such as inner and outer shadows, strokes, and fading. It allows creating visually rich text labels without custom drawing.

Each onboarding experience is comprised of two primary components, the background and the content pages. The background includes the static background image/video, the page control, and the skip button. The content pages are made up of four pieces, an image/icon, title, body, and action button. Create individual pages by creating instances of OnboardingContentViewController. Provide a title, body, image, text for an action button, and within the action block handle whatever you want to do...

...Easily draw text frame bouding, drawing the hollow words, sets the text vertical Alignment property, etc Easy to parse the expression in the text, like http(s) link, @ user, # theme #, phone number. Fast to sets the image corner radius property and blur processing, can be processed directly after the image.

YYWebImage is an Objective-C asynchronous image loading framework for iOS that focuses on efficient downloading, decoding, caching, and displaying of remote or local images in mobile apps, designed to be a high-performance alternative to popular solutions like SDWebImage. It integrates tightly with the rest of the YYKit ecosystem and uses YYCache for memory and disk caching and YYImage for animated image support, which means it can handle formats such as WebP, APNG, and GIF smoothly in your...

FXBlurView is an iOS view component that renders a live, dynamically blurred version of the content behind it, giving developers a lightweight way to create frosted-glass and translucency effects. It was designed before Apple’s system blur views became widely available, so it focuses on portability and control rather than tying you to a specific iOS version. The view captures the underlying layer hierarchy and applies a configurable blur, optionally with tinting and saturation adjustments, to match many design styles. Because it updates on the fly, it can respond to animations and scrolling, keeping the blur visually coherent as content moves. ...