iOS Swift Tutorial: Cool Animations with Core Animation - Shaking Textfield & Pulse Animation

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Beautiful. Thank You!

[@cmoney612]

Your videos are so beneficial to the developing community, I can't express my gratitude enough! This was a fantastic tutorial as are all your others.

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[@dimiutube]

Thanks again for this great tutorial video. I'm really looking forward to start with the Udemy course to be able to improve my apps!

[@rawandahmad9929]

Pulse animation? Freakin love it :)

[@nikitaalexander9001]

Thanks for this tutorial! Adapted it a little to reflect real-time sound input levels

[@ayoshebby5118]

Good tutorial, say I have another func 'playSound' how do I add it to the 'tapGestureRecognizer' in order to play sound and also display the pulse

[@ramprasad179]

Interesting and very good tutorial for the beginners to iOS Core Animation. Thanks Brain for the tutorial...!

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[@HugoLamarche]

Hi, really interesting but I would like to know if the newly create layer are deleted after the animation ? And if they are not, where you could put that ? Thanks

[@vaclavpernicka9471]

I added a few lines in the init method: DispatchQueue.main.asyncAfter(deadline: .now() + animation.duration) { [weak self] in self?.removeFromSuperlayer() }

[@marklopez4354]

Thanks man. this was great.

[@abdou023]

I hope they implement a system like SKAction into UIKit, it's much much simpler.

[@mattsmith5856]

Great tutorial, very helpful.

[@commie563]

Hello thanks for your tutorials, i need to one thing. can i run a script on server and send the variable to my app

[@walterbarlet4251]

Thanks for the video. I changed the gesture recognizer for UILongPressGestureRecognizer. How could I remove the animation at status ended?

[@emmanuelogbewe2334]

Hi Brian, Great vid, unless you have already , I was wondering if you can make a video on randomizing images and numbers in an app ?

[@sivakrishna5293]

This is cool, but may i know the use of nextPulseAfter variable ?

[@angelsantacruz3579]

Hello there. It is very interesting your video tutorial. It would be really interesting if you make a "tap the ant" clone or maybe a "Fruit Ninja" clone

[@joej1175]

Very Good Tutorial

[@tonymartini5514]

What class would you switch "UITextFieldDelegate" in order to do the same thing for a label?

[@manishverma7910]

how we show the Pulsing methods. in addPulse function....?????

[@CesarJuarezVargas]

What happened at 31:43? did you use the self.view in the end?

[@JosephFunChannel]

This tutorial makes you appreciate CSS as you can do this animation with few lines of codes within less than 2 minutes

[@DavidKarlsson]

Yeah, my first thought..

[@enomeno16]

Yes, but who implemented the inner workings of CSS animations and how? Probably somehow as complicated as CA itself.

[@scottyelvington7663]

Dude you could do this in a few lines of code in Apple's SpriteKit. This is core animation. CORE. As in you're tapping into the raw functions that animate views so that you don't have to drain the battery to load SpriteKit or a webView just to do a simple animation.

[@铜羅衛門]

Interestingly CA also utilize magic string...

[@CesarJuarezVargas]

Great work! Thanks for sharing. =)

[@brixton_q9665]

Really nice! :) Do frameworks exist for implementing animations like that?

[@GruntyGunner]

I love this tutorial and I got it to work but it interferes with my IBActions :( why is this the case?

[@ebenezerferguson3756]

Brian do you have an android version sample code for the same effect

[@dowiee2694]

ANIMATIONS!!!!!!!!!! 😄THANK YOU!!!!!!

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Thanks

[@Justin-qz9rs]

Awesome!

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[@jhonxu2727]

Very good

[@deniscandido4116]

Great!

[@MuhammadAli-zv5vz]

why you use CABasicAnimaton .why no CAANIMAtion????

[@SaffireAnimation]

Why this video? Wasn’t it developed correctly the first place?

[@orenedrich6924]

Correction: how could i use this animation in a game scene using spritekit?

[@BurninRevolver]

I don't think you really want to do this after viewDidLoad

[@orenedrich6924]

I updated my question, i meant to ask it differently

[@orenedrich6924]

Correction: how could i use this animation in a game scene using spritekit?

[@beaglestudio3738]

Why your Xcode didn't require to Add '@objc' to expose this instance method to Objective-C when you used selector?

[@geopadu]

is newest version of Swift it is required.

[@FirePlace4k4k]

I don't have the subclass CALayer