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Design and prototype customized UI, interaction, navigation, transition and animation for App Store ready Apps in Interface Builder with IBAnimatable. The app was made in Interface Builder with IBAnimatable without a single line of code. Due to the size of the GIF file on Dribbble, it only demonstrates a subset of features. We can also find the full HD version on YouTube or MP4 on Github. With IBAnimatable, we can design a UI in Interface Builder like what we can do in Sketch, and prototype animations in a Swift playground like what we can do in Framer. Also, we can use the output of the design directly in the production-ready App.

Expanding content cell with animation inspired by folding paper card material design. Create a new cell inheriting from FoldingCell. Add a UIView to your cell in your storyboard or nib file, inheriting from RotatedView. Connect the outlet from this view to the cell property foregroundView. Add constraints from this view to the superview. Connect the outlet from this top constraint to the cell property foregroundViewTop. Add other UIViews to your cell, connect the outlet from this view to the cell property containerView. ...

With ParticlesLoadingView you can create your own amazing SpriteKit particle animations with the Xcode's built-in Particle Emitter Editor that looks like the following picture. Go ahead and create your own particle animation by doing File, New File, iOS Resource, SpriteKit Particle File. To see it in action, run the example project, clone the repo, and run pod install from the Example directory first. The example project shows how to set up ParticlesLoadingView in a few different ways. You can also use the already provided ParticlesLoadingView class to create an animation. ...

...To install using homebrew-cask, run brew cask install androidtool in the terminal. Android Tool outputs both mp4 and an animated gif. The animated gif can be placed in a Google Docs document or an email. Double click any APK file on your hard drive and Android Tool pops up asking you onto which device you want to install it. Take screenshots of one or all devices connected to your mac, in one click, or by pressing cmd-shift-S. Add your own perfect bash shell scripts to the scripts folder and execute them on a single device, or all devices connected to your Mac.