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5 repositories tagged with ios
Fluent UI System Icons: Modern, Cross-Platform Icons from Microsoft
Fluent System Icons offers a comprehensive collection of familiar, friendly, and modern icons developed by Microsoft. This repository provides these high-quality icons for various platforms, including Android, iOS, Flutter, and plain SVG. It's an excellent resource for developers and designers looking to enhance their applications with a consistent and contemporary visual style.
xtool: Cross-Platform Xcode Replacement for iOS Development
xtool is an innovative cross-platform tool designed to replace Xcode, enabling developers to build and deploy iOS applications using SwiftPM on Linux, Windows, and macOS. It streamlines the iOS development workflow by offering functionalities like building SwiftPM packages into apps, signing, installation, and programmatic interaction with Apple Developer Services.
Cactus: Cross-Platform AI Inference Engine for Mobile Devices
Cactus is an open-source project providing an energy-efficient, cross-platform AI inference engine specifically designed for mobile devices. It features low-level ARM-specific SIMD operations, a unified zero-copy computation graph, and a high-level transformer engine with NPU support. This framework enables developers to deploy state-of-the-art AI models on smartphones and other edge devices with impressive performance.
Fyne: A Cross-Platform GUI Toolkit in Go Inspired by Material Design
Fyne is an easy-to-use UI toolkit and application API written in Go, designed to build cross-platform applications. It allows developers to create desktop and mobile apps from a single codebase, drawing inspiration from Material Design principles. With Fyne, you can develop elegant and functional graphical user interfaces efficiently.
ish: Linux Shell for iOS
iSH is an innovative project that brings a functional Linux shell environment to iOS devices. It achieves this by employing usermode x86 emulation and syscall translation, allowing users to run a variety of Linux tools and applications directly on their iPhone or iPad. This unique approach provides a powerful command-line experience for mobile users.