Texturepacker vs spritehelper Bluetooth#

No particularly big changes API-wise, a few new Core Location and Passbook methods, but it does have some rather interesting potential:

Texturepacker vs spritehelper Bluetooth#

Today letвЂ™s take a look at whatвЂ™s happening with one of the sleeper features of iOS 7: iBeacon! If youвЂ™ve managed to miss it so far, itвЂ™s Bluetooth microlocation broadcasters to supplement the accustomed location methods. IOS 7 Tutorial Series: Introducing UIKit Dynamics IFTTTHideAnimation hides and shows views.ДЄnd donвЂ™t forget our Grab Bag: Graphic Tweaks post for other stuff along these lines we noted over this last year, a good bit of it is still at least somewhat relevant.IFTTTAlphaAnimation creates fade effects.IFTTTFrameAnimation moves and sizes views.Animations can be controlled via gestures, scroll views, kvo, or ReactiveCocoaвЂ¦Д¬urrently, Jazz Hands supports three types of animations: Jazz Hands is a simple, keyframe based animation framework for UIKit. IFTTT / JazzHands вЂ“ A simple, keyframe based animation framework for UIKit. If you like the SpriteKit action paradigm, and wish Core Animation had something like it, why look here (h/t: / CFAAction - Core Animation Actions in the key of SKД¬FAAction is a wrapper around several common Core Animation animations that provides additional modularity and the ability to group and sequence actions.Д¬FAActionвЂ™s should be treated like SKActionвЂ™s, which means they are only run when they are submitted to a variant of -вЂ¦.ДЄnd if you want some really easy keyframed animation, check out (h/t: iOSDevWeekly): The documentation is only a few sentences per property so you could probably read it all and the actual header way faster than this article but I feel that timing is better explained with visualizationsвЂ¦ All in all the protocol defines eight properties that can be combines in a number of ways to precisely control timing. It is where all the timing related properties вЂ“ like duration, beginTime and repeatCount вЂ“ come from. There is a protocol called CAMediaTiming which is implemented by CAAnimation, the base class of CABasicAnimation and CAKeyframeAnimation. So what with animation becoming more of a thing in the brave new flat interface world, it behooves us to know a little more about it than weвЂ™ve probably bothered to so far, and thereвЂ™s a really great read on it here (h/t: iOSDevWeekly):