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iOS Animations by Tutorials

Marin Todorov

Introduction IOS Animations By Tutorials :

There’s no denying it: creating animations is one of the most enjoyable parts of iOS
development!

IOS Animations By Tutorials are fun to create, they breathe life into your user interface, and most importantly, they make your interface a delight to use. Who doesn’t love an app that gives you a little visual thrill when you open a menu or swipe right?

You’ve probably seen impressive animations in many third-party apps, as well as in Apple’s own built-in apps such as Passbook: 

When used properly, animations can convey information to your users and draw their attention to important parts of the interface.

To create responsive and attractive user interfaces, you’ll need to use all kinds of animations, from very subtle effects, to extremely expressive ones that leap off the screen.

In this book, you’ll learn about various iOS animation techniques, from simple view animations, to vivid 3D animations, to view controller animations that make the navigation in your app look and feel great.

By the end of this book, you’ll have worked through the chapter content and you’ll have hands-on experience solving the challenges at the end of the chapters — and you’ll be well on your way to coming up with stunning animations for your ownapps! 
What’s in store

This book is divided into six sections. You can find more details on each section in its introduction, which also includes a short description of its chapters. Here’s a brief overview.

Section I: View Animations

The first section of the book covers view animations in UIKit. View animations are the simplest type of animations in iOS, but still very powerful; you can easily animate almost any view element and change things such as its size, position and color.

Section II: Auto Layout

Auto Layout in IOS Animations By Tutorials is becoming more common in apps, and there are some special techniques to animate views that are sized and positioned with auto layout constraints. This section provides a crash course in Auto Layout and then covers the animation techniques that play nicely with Auto Layout.

Section III: Layer Animations

Views on iOS are backed by layers, which offer a lower-level interface to the visual content of your apps. When you need more flexibility or performance, you can use layer animations rather than view animations. In this section, you’ll learn about layers and the Core Animation API. 

Section IV: View Controller Transitions

Animating views and layers is impressive, but you can dial it up to 11 and animate entire view controllers! In this section, you’ll learn the techniques for transitioning between view controllers, as well as transitioning between changes in device orientations, all in the same view controller.

Section V: 3D Animations

In this section, you’ll move beyond two dimensions and learn about 3D animations and effects with CATransform3D. Although Core Animation isn’t a true 3D framework, it lets you position things in 3D-space and set perspective – which leads to some very slick and impressive effects!

Section VI: Further Types of Animations

There are two more animation techniques that are part of Core Animation and UIKit, but don’t really fit into sections I and III. In this section, you’ll get an impressive snowy effect working with particle emitters, and then learn about flip book-style frame animation with UIImageView.