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Re: 3rd Party Components
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Re: 3rd Party Components


  • Subject: Re: 3rd Party Components
  • From: Stefan Pantke <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 4 Sep 2005 05:45:08 +0200


Am 04.09.2005 um 04:36 schrieb Bill Nalen:

Hi, I'm pretty new to Cocoa (maybe 4 months) and coming over from Windows. I've seen some components that seem to be familiar across applications and I'm wondering if there is a list or directory somewhere of Cocoa components that are not part of the Apple Cocoa frameworks but might be available on a paid or open source basis. I've found RBSplitView and SSCircularSlider so far. I'm not looking for anything specific right now, but I'd like to keep in mind available components for the future.

Hey that's funny. I've asked this question too at least a year ago. I even asked Apple. But there seems to be no place around.

Why not start one yourself?
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