When the documentation is missing, we experiment.
In this article, we are going to explore the different options for using transitions. We’ll discuss several aspects of them. From the basic to the most advanced. How to configure, combine and trigger them. We’ll study what are the pre-existing transitions, but more importantly, how we can create our own. When doing so, the information … Read more
Alignment guides are a powerful, but usually underused layout tool. In many cases, they help us avoid more complex options, such as anchor preferences. As you can see in this example, changes to the alignment can be automatically (and easily) animated too. Code: alignment-guides-animation.swift If you ever tried using alignment guides though, chances are, you … Read more
I’ll say it loud and clear. What you are about to read, is a hack. As such, it comes with no warranty. Apple may change the way modals are presented in SwiftUI, which may in turn render this article completely useless. But this blog is all about experimenting and learning… so the content of this … Read more
We have seen how the Animatable protocol has helped us in animating paths and transform matrices. In this last part of the series, we will take it even further. The AnimatableModifier is the most powerful of all three. With it, we have no limits on what we can accomplish. The name says it all: AnimatableModifier. … Read more
I love trigonometry. Probably because my father taught me so well. He made me see all the wonderful real-life applications it has. Everywhere you look, there’s a problem you can solve with those simple functions. From high tech problems like GPS positioning, to simple questions, such as what is the height of a building. So … Read more
In the first part of this series, I introduced the Animatable protocol, and how we can use it to animate Paths. Next we are going to use the same protocol to animate transform matrices, using a new tool: GeometryEffect. If you haven’t read part 1, and don’t know what the Animatable protocol is, you should … Read more
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