LTMorphingLabel VS Charts

Take a look at GlitchLabel and LTMorphingLabel.

An open-source library, LTMorphingLabel

I have no idea, but I've recently came across this library called LTMorphingLabel. It has fancy text effects kind of similar to this.

https://github.com/danielgindi/Charts :) We use this in our current app in Production

I’ve found that Charts works quite well.

I'm creating a stock chart app using [ios-charts](https://github.com/danielgindi/Charts) and when moving your finger of the chart the value will get highlighted. However, when removing your finger the highlighted bar still stays. Is there a way for me to remove it when the touch ends?

I used this charts library called Charts 3.0

The most widely used library for making these kind of charts, in my opinion, is probably the amazing 'Charts' library by Daniel Gindi (https://github.com/danielgindi/Charts). But unfortunately it does not provide the option to add rounded caps to your slices. Hence this library aims to solve that problem.

Im working on a pedometer app, made in swift using HealthKit, ActivityRings for the ring and Charts for the graph.

Thanks so much! This was built programmatically with SwiftUI and coreData. I formatted and imported the data directly using the PDFs that um publishe. It took a few steps but I eventually ended up with json files that I could work with. I tried building line graphs from scratch using SwiftUI, but there were too many edge cases, so I used an openly licensed uikit charts package from GitHub to manage the line charts. https://github.com/danielgindi/Charts

I used https://github.com/danielgindi/Charts for all of the graphs. There are a lot of examples in the repository under ChartsDemo-iOS/Swift/Demos which show how to use it – but it's worth mentioning that to embed it in a SwiftUI view you'll have to wrap it as a UIViewRepresentable.