Useful materials for iOS developers for the week

Released 8.4 with updated music, the first launch of which causes the feeling that something had gone wrong. Jailbreak arrived in time. I wonder how many supporters of JB are left, what motivates them? Jonathan Quince congratulate with the official inauguration of the design director. Congratulations on the new Macbook with the advent of the most interesting accessory Branch on Kickstarter. Congratulations to all with the completion of the work week, yet it lasted one second longer than usual.
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Mogenerator
The study shows: not everyone knows about Mogenerator and Swift support in it. In short: when you re-core the Core Data Entity, all changes are erased. Mogenerator separates generated from dows. Judging by the reviews in the tracker, Swift 1.2 works fine.
GITHUB.COM

Swift Bootstrap
Web service to simplify the selection of colors, creating screenshots of the application and training screens. Implementation, admit, not too interesting. The idea to create a code based on the results of filling out a web form is more interesting.
SWIFTBOOTSTRAP.COM

Bitrise
CI for iOS in the cloud. First, there are not so many of them. Secondly, it has a free rate.
BITRISE.IO



Introducing Parse Push for OS X
Nikita Lutsenko from Parse reports that the ability to send push notifications to OS X has been added to the SDK.
blog.parse.com

Gaugekit
Scales for displaying information, written in Swift, supported by @IBDesignable and @IBInspectable, lives in the form of a hearth. Take a look at the pictures in the readme.
GITHUB.COM

Valet
A wrapper around Keychain for iOS and OS X. Before that, I used SSKeychain, but here's a young punk.
GITHUB.COM

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