BlocksKit is a low-level utility library for Apple platform development, specifically designed for managing the execution flow and memory of blocks within macOS and iOS applications. It provides a collection of helper functions to simplify the use of blocks in Objective-C and C, reducing boilerplate code and addressing inherent technical limitations. The library focuses on bridging Objective-C blocks with legacy C-based APIs by providing compatible wrapper structures and function-pointer emulation. It enables the passing of blocks through system interfaces that require strict C-style callback
This project is a collection of Objective-C iOS application demos and code samples. It provides implementations for core development patterns and system-level features within the iOS environment. The repository focuses on Objective-C runtime examples, demonstrating dynamic method dispatch and runtime swizzling to modify object behavior. It also includes a Core Animation UI library and samples for iOS multithreading and concurrency management. The project covers capabilities for UI animation and graphics, concurrent task coordination, and the integration of third-party services for authentica
fp-ts is a TypeScript library that brings pure functional programming patterns to the language through algebraic data types, type class abstractions, and composable combinators. It provides foundational data types like Option for optional values, Either for typed error handling, and Task for lazy asynchronous computations, all designed to make invalid states unrepresentable and side effects explicit. The library is built on category theory concepts, offering type classes such as Functor, Applicative, Monad, Semigroup, and Monoid with lawful instances for common data structures. The library di
Kiwi is a behavior-driven development framework and specification library for iOS. It functions as a wrapper for XCTest, allowing developers to define and execute software requirements as automated tests to verify application logic. The framework utilizes a domain-specific language to organize test cases into a nested hierarchy of descriptions. It includes a mocking system that employs runtime message interception and dynamic proxies to record invocations and return stubbed values. The system provides a fluent assertion interface to evaluate object states and uses a block-based engine to exe