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GCDispatch

A simple interface for utilizing several of the Grand Central Dispatch functions.

NSUserDefaults-Convenience

This category adds a series of miscellaneous improvements for increase speed of implementation and bolster the overall capability of the `NSUserDefaults` class.

PCPopoverController

A drop-in replacement for UIPopoverController with the ability to change tint colors.

PyPKPass

A series of Python objects for the construction, management, and serialization of iOS PassKit passes.

PCToastMessage

Small information window. Like Android's Toast widget.

PCTokenField

A drop-in replacement for NSTokenField which allows the provision of popovers and event handling on token selection.

PCSnippets

A collection of my "this'd be cool to have" work.

PCHTTP

PCHTTP - A Simple Cocoa HTTP Client

PCDevice

The PCDevice class provides a singleton instance representing the current device.

PCCommandStation

Allows OS X apps to monitor whether or not users are actively using the device.

PCAutolayout

Extensions to UIView and NSLayoutConstraint to make coding with autolayout less terrible.

FreeLunchDemo

FreeLunch helps you find free and cheap food around campus!

PCSwitch

UISwitch Clone for OS X

UISound

A simple interface for loading and playing audio files.

Java-Sugar

Java Sugar for Macrabbit's Espresso Editor

asana-status-board

A Status Board table to list recently-completed Asana tasks.

io

A simplification of Java I/O

HubTime

Timesheets via GitHub Issues

PCHUDView

A special kind of view (known as a HUD), typically performing a temporary function.

eero-Sugar

eero Sugar for Macrabbit's Espresso Editor

PCBonjour

Allows users to establish Bonjour services and clients to communicate between hosts in a zero-conf environment.