UIViewCarousel is a beefed up version of the UIScrollView with pagingEnabled.
It follows a interface pattern similar to UITableViews and allows for customization of view buffering,
infinite wrapping among other nice features.

Features
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- View buffering
- Customize buffer size
- Wrapping of views (infinite looping scroll)
- Built in UIPageControl
- Delegate pattern interface

Usage
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Much like UITableViewDataSourceDelegate, UIViewCarousel requires to implement just two methods.

- (int)numberOfViewsInViewCarousel:(UIViewCarousel *)viewCarousel; // return the number of views you want to display
- (UIView *)viewCarousel:(UIViewCarousel *)viewCarousel viewAtIndex:(int)index; // given the index, provide the view

With buffering enabled, UIViewCarousel automatically stores unused views in a deqeue list similar to UITableViews.
A common pattern to making use of this is grabbing a unused view of the same class and reusing it, similar to 
dequeing an unused cell with an identifier.

eg.

- (UIView *)viewCarousel:(UIViewCarousel *)viewCarousel viewAtIndex:(int)index {
  CustomView *view = [_viewCarousel dequeueReuseableViewWithClass[CustomView class]];

  if (view == nil) {
    view = [[[CustomView alloc] init] autorelease];
  }

  view.titleLabel.text = @"some text";
  view.backgroundColor = [UIColor redColor];

  return view;
}

Simple right? Also, the views you provide to the UIViewCarousel are tagged by index.

You can set various properties of an instance of UIViewCarousel to your liking. You can even turn off buffering all together!
The header file should be very self explanatory. Happy hacking! :)