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Mike Rundle
@flyosity · Working on Treeo for iPhone!
Thanks so much for the submission!
I've been working on this e-book for awhile, ever since I talked about iOS animation design & development at a local CocoaConf. As one of those odd designer-developer hybrids, I've never really seen a decent guide that combined animation design theory and live code examples, so I wanted to put one together and get it o… See more
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Joe Walnes
@joewalnes · Inventor. novaphotos.com. @joewalnes
I just finished reading the book. Here's a quick review...
I've been trying to get started with motion in iOS for a few weeks now and while the Developer Docs are complete, they take a lot of work to understand. This book was perfect, not just at explaining the APIs, but also how to think about structuring animations.
The book is short. I like that! I have… See more
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Mike Rundle
@flyosity · Working on Treeo for iPhone!
Thanks so much for the submission!
I've been working on this e-book for awhile, ever since I talked about iOS animation design & development at a local CocoaConf. As one of those odd designer-developer hybrids, I've never really seen a decent guide that combined animation design theory and live code examples, so I wanted to put one together and get it o… See more
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Martin Bavio
@mbavio · Full Stack Designer
New iOS reading resources by the great @flyosity.
Martin H. Normark
@martinhn · Founder, @geteighty
Awesome! Bought! I always end up spending time finding inspiration for animations, so this should help.
Scrivs
@scrivs · Creation Scientist, Makers Mob
Looking forward to digging into this one. Nowadays it is not enough to just have pretty colors and nice typography in an app. To really tug at the emotional strings you have to incorporate motion into things (not too much though, I get sick).