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Notes based on Stefan's companion blog post
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The starting point?

1. 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/
2. Stefan created a little example with some controls that set parameters

How did we approach it?

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

Future plans?

1. Move process to Github
2. See what people would like/contribute
3. More animation examples
4. 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 animation library
  • Stream SwiftUI

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