TOKYO (Tom Bluewater) – Free iOS framework Part 3 is ready for release. This framework is called TomatoCountdown.

TomatoCountdown lets you create a countdown timer with a one-color circular ring. While it counts down numbers, its color ring will gradually improve in animation. And you have options of letting or not letting it count down numbers in audio.   Continue reading →

TOKYO (Tom Bluewater) – Yeah, again, I’ve been keeping myself busy by making Swift framework. The second one to go around is called TomatoProgressThreeColors. Oh, yeah, it’s free to use.

TomatoProgressThreeColors lets you run a simple, circular, customizable progressive wheel with three colors of your selection. You have options of showing or not showing a button for aborting progress on top of a number of other settings like the speed of rotation.   Continue reading →

TOKYO (Tom Bluewater) – Well, I haven’t developed a single software title for the past three months or so, which does not mean that I’ve quit writing code. In fact, I released my first Swift framework, which you can use with no restrictions. This Swift framework is called TomatoCal.

TomatoCal is a customizable Swift framework used for iOS devices. Each cell with a number is a button that the user can tap. And the framework will return the year, the month, day of the month, day of the week of the selected date all as numbers (Int). You can change the cell size (Int) between 24 and 60 (inclusive) such that you can create a calendar adjusted for each device size.   Continue reading →