I have mentioned some excellent open source grid view components in the past such as the high performance KKgrividew control.

What makes this control different is that not only does it provide an excellent scrollable gridview component, but in addition each view responds to gestures and can be moved around by dragging and dropping, maximized, and minimized and more.

You can see how the control responds to gestures in this quick video demonstration:

The control does much more adjusting for the iPhone and iPad screens, and providing editable screen cells.

The control is from Gulam Moledina and you can find the source code at the Github repository here.

I’ve previously mentioned StackScrollView that allows you to create stacking UIViewController’s on the iPad similar to the iPad twitter app.

This iPad control takes things one step further allowing you to not simply create stacking table’s, but also to skin everything to give it a customized look.

Check out this screenshot taken from the control’s Github repository:

As you can see it’s definitely possible to create some beautiful interfaces with this component.

The component is PSStackedView from Peter Steinberger, and you can download it from the Github repository here.

You’ll find an included example.

Definitely one to remember!

QuickDialog, written by Eduardo Scoz, is an open source project which offers a comprehensive set of packaged code for creating iPhone style dialogs. QuickDialog offers many controls typically associated with setup and configuration screens, including on/off selectors, dates, sliders, radio style controls, text entry, among others.

Below are a few screenshots of the demo app included with QuickDialog:

I like the idea of QuickDialog, a good fit for quickly creating views to solicit user input. One of the key benefits of QuickDialog is much of the typical overhead in creating and managing tables, rows and associated controls, is taken care of for you. In addition, you can customize much of the look and feel of your dialogs.

Download QuickDialog

You can download QuickDialog from github

.iOS Open Source : QuickDialog.