Projects sharing features with Tabman

The Wikipedia iOS app is a native client for reading, editing, and contributing to Wikipedia articles on iPhone and iPad. It provides a bridge-based rendering system that serializes view updates over JSON to native iOS components for fast scrolling, along with a native wikitext editor featuring real-time syntax highlighting and formatting tools for editing article content. The app includes a feature flag system with compile-time and runtime flags for enabling experimental capabilities through a hidden settings panel, and a file-based localization system that loads language-specific resource fi

cube-ui is a mobile-first Vue.js component library that provides a comprehensive set of pre-built UI elements for building touch-based mobile web applications. The library is built on Vue's single-file component architecture and supports on-demand ES module imports, allowing developers to selectively load only the components they need to optimize bundle size. It also offers plugin-based global registration for convenient setup and includes a CLI scaffolding tool to generate project skeletons with pre-configured build settings. The library distinguishes itself with a gesture-driven interaction

This project provides a tabbed navigation component for cross-platform mobile applications. It functions as a navigational container that organizes content into separate views, allowing users to switch between screens via a tab bar or swipe gestures. The component features a customizable tab bar interface that supports branded styling, icons, badges, and horizontal scrolling to accommodate numerous navigation targets. It also includes a deferred rendering system that delays the instantiation of tab scenes until they receive focus to improve initial load speed. The implementation covers tab b

x Zero setup - x Different animations - x Enable/Disable interactions easily - x Fluid gestures

📱 TabBar – highly customizable tab bar (i.e. TabView) for your SwiftUI application.

Paging view controller and scroll tab view

ESTabBarController is a Swift framework for customizing the appearance, animations, and behavioral logic of navigation tab bars. It provides an interactive navigation UI kit designed to manage navigation components, including badge controllers and overflow menus. The project integrates Lottie vector animations to render interactive motion graphics within the navigation interface. It also includes a mechanism that automatically converts excess navigation items into a dropdown menu when the available screen width is exceeded. The framework covers broad capability areas including badge manageme

Material 3-style tabs and Sticky Headers rolled into one SwiftUI library

A fully customizable container view controller to display a set of ViewControllers in a horizontal scroll view. Written in Swift.

This library is for adding animation to iOS tabbar items, which is inherited from UITabBarController.

XLPagerTabStrip is a navigation component for iOS that synchronizes a tabbed menu with a swipable view controller pager. It functions as a gesture-based view switcher, allowing users to navigate between different screen views through either direct tab selection or horizontal swipe gestures. The project provides a wrapper for segmented controls and other tab indicator styles to manage the switching of multiple child views. It supports various tab indicator styling options, including button bars and simple indicator bars, and allows for the configuration of tab transition behaviors. The system

iOS UITabBar (controller) inspired by Google's Paper Material Design.

Folding Tab Bar and Tab Bar Controller

Animated top/bottom segmented control written in Swift.

A flexible TabBarController with search tab like SNKRS.

A lightweight customized tabbar view. 📌

Another UITabBar & UITabBarController (iOS Tab Bar) replacement, but uses Auto Layout for arranging it's views hierarchy.

A new, and elegant, solution to the TabBar on iOS. MinimalTabBar gets it's name by hiding once you have selected an item, leaving your UIViewControllers uncluttered.