xmartlabs/XLRemoteImageView
As an open-source project, xmartlabs/XLRemoteImageView has picked up 343 stars on GitHub (Objective-C). UIImageView that shows a progress indicator while the image is loading from server. It makes use of AFNetworking. It looks like the Instagram loading indicator.
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