- [Instructor] It's always a good idea…to keep as much of your animation code…separated out from your view controller as possible.…With that in mind,…let's take a shot at updating our AnimationManager…with some procedural code…to handle a view controller's initial setup.…Go ahead and open up the AnimationManager.swift file…and underneath our screen positioning variables,…let's make ourselves some room…and declare a new init function.…This initializer is going to take in…an array of NSLayoutConstraints.…We're going to call this activeConstraints.…
We'll just do open and close curly braces.…Now the idea here is to have any views…we want to position off screen…and viewWillAppear happen automatically…without having to manually code it…each time in each view controller.…And before we do any of that,…we need some variables to help us keep track…of each constraint's original position…and an array of all current constraints…on a specific manager instance.…So right above the init,…I'm going to add in a comment called Tracking variables…
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4/18/2018- How animations fit into the view controller lifecycle
- Writing simple view animations
- Making use of animation options
- Adding spring animations
- Working with keyframes
- Using calculation modes
- Animating constraint values
Skill Level Intermediate
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Introduction
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Welcome56s
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What you should know1m 21s
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Exercise files42s
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1. Getting Started
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Starter project review1m 45s
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2. Animation Basics
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Simple view animations5m 7s
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View animation options2m 50s
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Chapter challenge1m 12s
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Chapter solution3m 12s
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3. Springs and Transitions
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Adding spring animations5m 47s
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View transitions, part 13m 48s
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View transitions, part 27m 15s
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Custom button animations3m 53s
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Chapter solution2m 40s
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4. Working with Keyframes
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Keyframe animations7m 6s
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Using calculation modes1m 49s
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Chapter solution2m 38s
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5. Auto Layout and Beyond
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Animating constraint values4m 22s
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Working with dynamic views6m 11s
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Chapter solution2m 34s
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 1s
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