Introduction

Every animation in SwiftUI is based on a simple principle: an animation is a change in value or state over time.

Animation

Marking properties as State will trigger a new snapshot of your view each time they’re modified. These can be automatically interpolated by SwiftUI!

Animation Options

An Animation is a small collection of data that defines the properties of a resulting animated effect. These include duration and timing curve information.

Combine Animations

Create a tappable thumbnail image which will present a larger version of itself with a neat combination of animations.

Challenge: Rotation

You’ve animated quite a few properties at the point: including color, position, and scale. Your challenge is to add rotation to the mix.

Spinner

Over the rest of this part, you’ll build by working to build a modern, fluid spinner-view. You’ll lay the foundations for it in this episode.

Multiple Stages

Combine multiple animations into one amazing composition. Utilize transition effects, along with the Animations type you’ve learned about already.

Interactive Animations

At this point, you know plenty about creating animations with SwiftUI. But there is one last topic to cover: creating beautiful animations driven by the user.

Conclusion

Review some key points to keep in mind, as you continue exploring, regarding shapes, State, gestures, and other modifiers.

This course is part of our iOS User Interfaces with SwiftUI learning path. You’re ready for this course if you’re working through that learning path in order, or you’re someone who has a bit of iOS and Swift experience: enough to know the basics of putting views onscreen in a SwiftUI-based app.

This course isn’t suited for advanced developers. If that’s you, check out our advanced video courses for more ways to level-up your developer skills!

• Animation
• Rotating
• Spinner View
• Transition Effects
• Interactive Animations