Anywhere Issue vs System Sounds for Developers

This app uses secure OAuth authentication and does not collect any personal information. Manage GitHub Issues easily on your iPhone Anyware Issue is a lightweight and powerful app to create and organize GitHub Issues Capture ideas on the go or communicate with your team more efficiently Designed for serious developers who want speed and simplicity in one Features Smooth and intuitive interface Create tasks quickly with priority labels and reminders Powerful GitHub integration Log in securely with OAuth Manage multiple repositories Open close and move Issues between repositories Smart task organization Sort by priority date or update time Filter by repository Swipe to delete or select multiple items at once Customizable UI Switch between English and Japanese Color-coded view per repository Floating action button for quick actions Recommended for Developers managing GitHub projects People who want to use spare moments to track Issues Teams who need to share task status quickly Anyone who wants to handle Issues directly from mobile How to use Log in with your GitHub account Choose your repositories Create and manage tasks with ease Security Your account is protected with OAuth and Keychain Use it with confidence every day Download now and supercharge your workflow on the go By using this app, you agree to Apple’s standard End User License Agreement (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

A developer tool to browse and preview system sounds. When you want to use AudioServicesPlaySystemSound(ID), finding the right sound by ID alone is a pain. SystemSound lists all system sounds with their file names and IDs so you can tap to preview instantly. ■ Browse & Preview Scroll through the full list of system sounds with file names and IDs. Tap the play button to preview any sound instantly. ■ Favorites Star the sounds you use most and filter the list to show only your favorites. ■ Sequential Playback Play through all sounds in order — great for scanning while you code.