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asynchronousswift

asyncimageview

UIImageView for rendering data asynchronously, with composable renderers and caches

asynckit

asyncmessagesviewcontroller

A smooth, responsive and flexible messages UI library for iOS.

asyncoperations

A toolbox of NSOperation subclasses for a variety of asynchronous programming needs.

asyncoperations-1

Asynchronous Operations in Swift explained in a Swift Playground

asynctask

An asynchronous programming library for Swift

asynctimeoutoperationqueue

Async NSOperation with timeout

atactionsheet

Twitter-like lightweight action sheet

ataltercontroller

A custom alterController.

atappupdater

Checks if there is a newer version of your app in the AppStore and alerts the user to update the app.

ataudiowave

create wave forms from audio

atcircularprogressview

⏳ A simple and lightweight circular progress view for iOS

atdraggabledynamicview

Draggable view made with UIKit dynamics

atkit

atkit

atlas

An extremely easy-to-use and lightweight JSON mapping library for iOS and tvOS written in Swift

atlas-ios

Atlas is a library of native iOS communications user interface components for Layer.

atnavbarbutton

A sub-class of UIBarButtonItem to insert custom buttons or indicatorView into your navigationBar with one line of code.

atom

The lightweight & delightful networking library.

atomickit

Concurrency made simple in Swift.

atomicswift

The atomic qualifier Swift was missing

atomview-swift

AtomView-Swift is a sample project attempting to recreate the atom animation found on the home page of the iOS game Atomas.

atprogresshud

a progressHUD for iOS

atributika

NSAttributedString builder using HTML-like tags written in Swift

atscrollingnumbers

Scrolling number control with circular progress

atsplashscreen

Easy to use splash screen lib

attabbar

a tabbar controller

attabench

Microbenchmarking app for Swift with nice log-log plots

attableview

A lazy way for smart developers to deal with UITableView.

attemptatswiftui

An Attempt to see how things work around swiftUI