The source code (as hotpaw2 said) is only available to Apple, but there are multiple ways you can see what’s going on:
- Using the program class-dump (example output for UIKit: https://github.com/kennytm/iphone-private-frameworks/tree/master/UIKit/ ), you can view all the private methods and instance variables of the UIKit classes, to see how they implement them at a higher level.
- Disassemblers, like IDA Pro ( http://hex-rays.com/ ) can disassemble and read the assembly-level code for the classes, although this is much lower level than is often useful.
So, while it’s not as simple as opening up some .m files, it’s certainly possible to see how Apple does things in UIKit!