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UIView Transform Animations
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In this lesson, let's look at how to animate our floating panel view using CGAffineTransform objects. This isn't incredibly difficult and only requires you to track where our scrollview content offset is. Enjoy.
Comments (4)
TWei
4 years ago
Love the way of explaining animation step by step. xxlb
Brian Voong
4 years ago
TWei
4 years ago
Indeed. Looking forward for the next course! :)
Yoel Lev
4 years ago
Enjoyed every aspect of the "Today Section" - did some refactor and implemented this whole part using the UIViewController Animated Transitioning Delegate it got out pretty solid outcome, I'm super happy, Thank you Brian (:
Maciek Górecki
4 years ago
could please provide some github url with your refactor? :)
dog
4 years ago
This would be good to refactor out into a toast like feature
Chace Teera
4 years ago
Hi Brian, thank you for this excellent course. I am running into an issue when I want to have the image to fill the cards. It seems the way you have coded it makes this implementation a bit awkward to do. Could you please give me some direction on this? Also, I noticed that when dismissing the full-screen view the card it is returning to is always there, this is clearly noticeable when you slow down the animation. Is there a way to iron out this issue?
Brian Voong
4 years ago
Chace Teera
4 years ago
Thank you for your swift response. In regards to filling out the card, I was referring to the image on the single card, at the moment you have the image that fit between the category, title, and description labels. But I would like this image to be the background image of the card. I think I may have solved it now though. I just took the imageContainerView out of the stack view. Thanks for the isHidden tip.
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