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A great repo that I recently came across on GitHub is MTDates – all the date functions you’ll ever need. It’s a category on NSDate from the team at Mysterious Trousers who have some great iOS apps. If you’ve ever found yourself wishing NSDate or NSDateComponents had a method for quickly creating, printing, or comparing a date or time chances are the method you want is in MTDates.
To top it off it’s available in Cocoapods by adding the following line to your Podfile: pod "MTDates"
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