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• Release tweet)

• Github repository)

• Star the repo, it allows us to work on it

• LinkedIn post about release)

• Mac App Store Link)

The starting point?

• Amos created tutorials around animations

• Spring animation tutorial

• Problem: How to test animation easing before using them in SwiftUI

• Solutions for web:

• https://easings.net/)

• https://cubic-bezier.com/)

• Stefan created a little example with some controls that set parameters

How did we approach it?

• Open-source
• Start with the bare minimum
• Include a few examples, add parameters to play around within a very simple UI
• Amos created most of the animations
• Stefan created the skeleton of the Mac app
• Tested by people from our team (via TestFlight)
• Similar app got released: Couverture)

Future plans?

• Move process to Github
• See what people would like/contribute
• More animation examples
• Improve UX (Example: Timing curves - the ability to adjust control points with the control handles of the graph)

Listener Requested Links

• SwiftUI Animation Links

• SwiftUI Animation on Udemy)

• Book (old buy mighty))

• Mark’s SwiftUI animations book)

• Learn Core Animation with Kite)

• 100 Days of SwiftUI (Day 32 - 34))

• SwiftUILab)

• SwiftUI Animation Inspiration

• Stream SwiftUI Spring animations)

• SwiftUI animati)

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