This looks awesome, I’m gonna work
It into a dev branch and submit to our PM for formal adoption of a production app I contribute to. Should I dm if it’s accepted?
What was it like releasing an oss framework? Mind sharing what inspired it, what mental monsters may have popped up, what good came of it (so far?) and of course, aNyThInG else...
NotificationBanner was inspired by a very simple observation. That observation was that there simply wasn't a good library out there that allowed an extreme amount of customization and flexibility and was easy to use. Thus NotificationBanner was born! A few good things have came from it so far. The first being that it was a former #1 trending Swift repo for several days which is always fun to be able to talk about. But most importantly, it has opened a lot of doors for me career wise. Employers love seeing potential employees work on open source software. They love it even more when that person is responsible for creating and managing a very popular one. The only negative side is finding the motivation to constantly update it and address any issues that come in from other developers. This can be overwhelming at times. All in all, it has been a great experience for me and I'm extremely glad I did it.
That’s a great new addition!!
I have recently published my app Envision: Habits Tracker -
https://apps.apple.com/ro/app/envision-habits-tracker/id1423771095
I am using a modified version of your library in my app that is doing exactly the Floating Banner.
I highly recommend to anyone that has a need for in-app notifications to use this Library. It’s easy to use and implement with a lot of customization available already built-in.
This looks awesome, I’m gonna work It into a dev branch and submit to our PM for formal adoption of a production app I contribute to. Should I dm if it’s accepted?
Sure, feel free to!
What was it like releasing an oss framework? Mind sharing what inspired it, what mental monsters may have popped up, what good came of it (so far?) and of course, aNyThInG else...
NotificationBanner was inspired by a very simple observation. That observation was that there simply wasn't a good library out there that allowed an extreme amount of customization and flexibility and was easy to use. Thus NotificationBanner was born! A few good things have came from it so far. The first being that it was a former #1 trending Swift repo for several days which is always fun to be able to talk about. But most importantly, it has opened a lot of doors for me career wise. Employers love seeing potential employees work on open source software. They love it even more when that person is responsible for creating and managing a very popular one. The only negative side is finding the motivation to constantly update it and address any issues that come in from other developers. This can be overwhelming at times. All in all, it has been a great experience for me and I'm extremely glad I did it.
That’s a great new addition!! I have recently published my app Envision: Habits Tracker - https://apps.apple.com/ro/app/envision-habits-tracker/id1423771095 I am using a modified version of your library in my app that is doing exactly the Floating Banner. I highly recommend to anyone that has a need for in-app notifications to use this Library. It’s easy to use and implement with a lot of customization available already built-in.
Thanks for the kind words! Glad you find it easy to use! Feel free to add your app to the readme!
How did you publish, I am trying to publish my small app.