The iOS Development Animations Course Swift 5 Xcode 10

The iOS Development Animations Course – Swift 5 & Xcode 10, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 4.2, with 44 lectures, based on 163 reviews, and has 1024 subscribers.

You will learn about High Market Value Animations as Seen in Apps Like Snapchat. Complete Source Code Included – Commit Link Access on Each Lecture. Build a Drag to Refresh Animation with CAShapeLayer, UIBezierPath, and CADisplayLink. Build and Animate Programmatic Auto Layouts with NSLayoutConstraint. Build Custom Subclasses with Built In Animations. Every Basic AND Advanced Animation Topic in Swift 5.2 & Xcode 10.2 This course is ideal for individuals who are Pro or beginner developers who want to master their Swift Animation Skills. or iOS Developers It is particularly useful for Pro or beginner developers who want to master their Swift Animation Skills. or iOS Developers.

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Summary

Title: The iOS Development Animations Course – Swift 5 & Xcode 10

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 4.2

Number of Lectures: 44

Number of Published Lectures: 44

Number of Curriculum Items: 44

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 44

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

High Market Value Animations as Seen in Apps Like Snapchat.

Complete Source Code Included – Commit Link Access on Each Lecture.

Build a Drag to Refresh Animation with CAShapeLayer, UIBezierPath, and CADisplayLink.

Build and Animate Programmatic Auto Layouts with NSLayoutConstraint.

Build Custom Subclasses with Built In Animations.

Every Basic AND Advanced Animation Topic in Swift 5.2 & Xcode 10.2

Who Should Attend

Pro or beginner developers who want to master their Swift Animation Skills.

iOS Developers

Target Audiences

Pro or beginner developers who want to master their Swift Animation Skills.

iOS Developers

Become a Swift Programming God.

Learn everything from basic Swift coding to advanced Core Animation in this course complete with updates, source code access, and additional learning resources to guide you to becoming a mobile iPhone x developer.

Which group do you belong to?

Are you a web developer? Maybe a React Native Developer?

Are you a professional iOS developer making close to six figures, maybe above six figures?

or are you still on your journey to getting that six figure mobile programming job?

Either way, you need to master and maintain your mobile animation skill set. This course will do BOTH.? Let’s talk.

First you will develop an awesome Twitter heart sprite based animation button with UIImageView to start things off fun and interesting. This includes tiles that we will turn into an interactive sprite button within ten minutes of coding.

Concepts – From Stuck, to Project Mastery.

Before we can jump into more advanced projects, we need to cover basic even if you understand them.

You will cover and review basic animation concepts that have very likely been stuck using.? These mobile concepts include

UIView property animations

Spring Loaded Animations, yep even those fancy nice ones are basic.

CGAffineTransform – yessir still pretty basic, keep reading.

Step by Step. Enter UIViewPropertyAnimator

Once we see the disadvantages of basic UIView animations we will learn & tackle the next level of animation ability in Swift and Xcode. This is where we take our iOS animation foundation and build upon it with UIViewPropertyAnimator for a different type of control which is explained in the free promo video of this course.

UIViewPropertyAnimator

Mini Project One –UIButton Control Subclass – NSLayoutConstraint Animations Intro.

Here you will build a subclass UIControl button and utilize animations and programmatic auto layout which will be built straight within the class, not outside of it.

UIButton

NSLayoutConstraint

UIView property animations

Quartz Core – Core Graphics – Core Animation –What is the DIFFERENCEbetween these Swift frameworks, are they frameworks?

After we have built a button control class and used more property based animations with UIViewPropertyAnimator, we will dive into a section purely reviewing Apple Developer Documentation. In this section you will be given an overview of the three framework / api topics and a general idea of what the key differences are.

Apple Developer Docs

Core Animation

Core Graphics

Quartz?Core

Core Animation – CABasicAnimations, KeyPaths, and CASpringAnimations. UISlidertoo.

It’s time to utilize your knowledge and turn it into tangible skill. Enter Core Animation.In this section we will build animations with CA based animation classes like ca basic animations and spring animations. We also talk about subclasses and superclasses in this section.

CABasicAnimation

CABasicAnimation.keyPath

CASpringAnimation

UISlider

UIBlurEffect

UIVisualEffectView

CAGradientLayer – It’s animatable.

Next you will build and animate gradients with Core Animation.

CAGradientLayer

CAKeyframeAnimation – Helpful and Powerful.

We then take a look at keyframe based animations and use them to build cool effects.

CAKeyframeAnimation

UIView.animateKeyframes

CocoaPods – Use them sparingly

An entire dedicated section to CocoaPods my friends.

NVActivityIndicatorView

PopupDialog

AnimatedSegmentSwitch

Advanced Project – Create an Elastic Snapchat Style Pull To Refresh Animation.

This is where things get exciting. In this section you will put your skills to the test and build a Snapchat style drag to refresh animation with advanced core animation and ui classes.

CAShapeLayer

CADisplayLink

UIBezierPath

That’s it for curriculum until the next monthly update. Yes, this course is evergreen and will be maintained!

Content.

We love awesome animations, and this course will finally fill in your animation skill gap through video content. Maxcodes, your instructor, will teach you everything animations in Swift 5.2 & Xcode 10. You will not only learn commonly used animations in Swift & Xcode, but you will also learn advanced topics such as CAGradientLayer animations, programmatic NSLayoutConstraint animations, and even CABasicAnimations for specific animation keys such as shimmerKey to integrate animations you see on top tier apps like Facebook.

Developers are not designers, well not all of them.

It’s already hard enough to develop these animations with code, let alone design them. This course is designed to help you as a developer master your implementation skills in the least amount of time possible. We don’t want to spend hours trying to come up with awesome designs, we just want to know how to build them!?Even if you ARE a designer; the first step is learning how to actually build these animations with pure code, and that is exactly what maxcodes teaches you in this course.

Clean cut & professional.

This course is designed to deliver you NEW programming skills through a clean cut, crystal clear medium via video tutorials. Rest assured, that I have designed this course to be clear, concise and to the point. I?want you to learn, period.

Let’s get it. Welcome to Swift Animations by maxcodes.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Course Gameplan and Resources.

Lecture 1: Course Resources – Source Code & Where You Can Get Help.

Chapter 2: Image Sprites – Create The Twitter Heart Button Sprite Animation in 10 Minutes.

Lecture 1: Make Your Own Twitter Heart Animation with UIImageView Sprite Animations.

Chapter 3: UIView Animations in Swift.

Lecture 1: What the Swift Docs Say – UIView Animations Apple Documentation Overview.

Lecture 2: Animating View Properties with Block Objects

Lecture 3: Spring Animations & Constraints – Write Bouncy NSLayoutConstraint Animations.

Lecture 4: Animate when a user taps with UITapGestureRecognizer.

Chapter 4: Project – Create your own Animated UIButton Subclass

Lecture 1: Section GamePlan.

Lecture 2: Write your own UIButton Subclass – phase two init’s & layer properties

Lecture 3: Add targets and gesture recognizers – and the difference between the the two.

Lecture 4: Animate CGAffine properties with spring animations.

Lecture 5: Animating Programmatic Auto Layout NSLayoutConstraints

Chapter 5: UIViewPropertyAnimator Animations – With UISlider.

Lecture 1: UIViewPropertyAnimator Docs Discussion

Lecture 2: Use UISlider with UIViewPropertyAnimator for smooth animations.

Lecture 3: Using UIViewPropertyAnimator with Spring Damping and a Completion Handler.

Lecture 4: Create a Sized BlurEffect Slider Animation with UIVisualEffectView & UIImageView

Chapter 6: Overview of Quartz Core, Core Graphics, and Core Animation

Lecture 1: Quartz Core & Core Animation Docs Discussion.

Lecture 2: What is the difference between Quartz Core and Core Animation?

Lecture 3: Core Graphics Docs Discussion.

Chapter 7: Core Graphics – CGAffineTransform Animations.

Lecture 1: How to Chain Various CGAffine Transform Properties and Spring Animate Changes.

Chapter 8: Core Animation – CABasicAnimations, KeyPaths, and CASpringAnimations.

Lecture 1: CABasicAnimation Docs Discussion.

Lecture 2: Key Paths – Animate View Properties with CABasicAnimation.

Lecture 3: Create Spring animations with CASpringAnimation.

Chapter 9: Core Animation – CAGradientLayer.

Lecture 1: CAGradientLayer Docs Discussion.

Lecture 2: Make and Animate Gradient Layers with CAGradientLayer.

Chapter 10: Core Graphics – Timed Keyframes with CAKeyframe Animation.

Lecture 1: CAKeyframeAnimation Docs Discussion.

Lecture 2: Use CAKeyframeAnimation to create smooth keyframe animations.

Lecture 3: Create a UIView shaking animation with CAKeyFrameAnimation

Lecture 4: UIView animateKeyframes Docs and Implementation – Alternative Keyframe Animation

Chapter 11: Project – Create a Custom Reusable Notification View Class.

Lecture 1: NSLayoutConstraint Docs Discussion.

Lecture 2: Programmatic AutoLayout – layout and constrain views with NSLayoutConstraint.

Lecture 3: Animating NSLayoutConstraint – Well written yet still animatable layouts.

Chapter 12: CocoaPods – Powerful Animation Pods.

Lecture 1: CocoaPods Discussion & Overview.

Lecture 2: Loading Spinners and Animations with NVActivityIndicatorView

Lecture 3: Popup Animations with PopupDialog.

Lecture 4: Segment UISwitch Animations with the Animated Segment Switch Pod.

Chapter 13: Advanced Project – Create an Elastic Snapchat Style Pull To Refresh Animation.

Lecture 1: Project Overview.

Lecture 2: Use CAShapeLayer and UIPanGestureRecognizer to Drag Shapes.

Lecture 3: Laying out several view points as a blueprint to create a bezier path from.

Lecture 4: Generate a CAShapeLayer CGPath From a UIBezierPath Created From Our View Points.

Lecture 5: Create a Better Curve by Laying View Points Out With Well Defined Centers.

Lecture 6: Utilize CADisplayLink to Create A “Snap Back – Bounce On Release” Effect.

Lecture 7: Use CALayer.presentation for Accurate & Continuous View Center Location Updates.

Chapter 14: Course Outlook and Bonus.

Lecture 1: Course outlook – Updates & New Content.

Lecture 2: Bonus Lecture.

Instructors

Max Nelson
Lead iOS Development Engineer

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 4 votes

2 stars: 4 votes

3 stars: 36 votes

4 stars: 51 votes

5 stars: 68 votes

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