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A simple iOS Clock meant to serve as HelloWorld.
As it was written in objective C many years ago it might not be the best entry point for todays projects.
- choose position and size of clock elements (e.g. calender week, seconds)
- enable/disable some elements
- display local or remote web content in info-screen, depending on network connection
The software is published under CC0 1.0 Universal, see copying.rtf for more details. This does not include third party libs, headers and other parts. Inspect every source for details.