Phase Animations in iOS 17

[@Mahadev-x7u]

Thank you Stewart… 💯

[@IamJewz]

Love the enum usage to keep the sequencing tidy and readable.

[@iOSDevHeath]

This just changed animations for me. Thank you!

[@andresraigoza2082]

So cool, thank you so much Stewart

[@dibjr]

Thanks, Stewart! Great video!

[@StewartLynch]

Very welcome

[@German___]

Great stuff, thank you!

[@robert.ios.developer]

Thank you, your videos are really good. Keep it 🆙

[@richardhasson265]

Wow ... thanks for this. There's so much new stuff out there and your concise videos are eminently digestible.

[@StewartLynch]

Glad you like them!

[@eduardodelpinotoro7425]

How can I make the animation only once, the second time, thank you very much for your channel, it is great

[@RussChannel13]

Thank you!

[@Byte_Code]

Great content 👏

[@mohammedrokonuddin7153]

Well done.

[@judy8821]

Excellent

[@StewartLynch]

Thanks

[@JumpingCow]

Very nice. Would it be possible to use similar techniques to animate charts?

[@StewartLynch]

I have not tried this yet myself

[@anupdsouza]

Very informative video Stewart, thank you! P.S.: How do you create the emojis of your likeness for your thumbnails? They're quite enjoyable 😁

[@StewartLynch]

I use Bitmoji. It is a free app. apps.apple.com/ca/app/bitmoji/id868077558

[@victorriurean]

[@GGGGGG-qj2un]

Where does a guy named '.centered()' at Line 25 come from?

[@StewartLynch]

I have a custom view modifier in the project to keep the code clean so I can focus on the phase animations

[@learning-jh4wm]

I was wondering the same thing. Here is a possible implementation: struct CenteredModifier: ViewModifier { func body(content: Content) -> some View { content .frame(maxWidth: .infinity) .multilineTextAlignment(.center) } } extension View { func centered() -> some View { self.modifier(CenteredModifier()) } }

[@learning-jh4wm]

Oops! I just noticed it's implemented at 1:03. I must have missed it. Great video!

[@NATAR160]

Ur Xcode fonts are too tiny. Ur way of teaching n content deserve more than the likes n comments u getting. Does it hurt u to increase to like 36?

[@StewartLynch]

Yes it does You would not see the context of the code if the font were that large. There should be no issue following my code on an iPad or on your computer, but following it on an iPhone would be difficult for sure. I try to zoom in on the code to focus on what I am teaching, yet still be able to see it in the context of the surrounding code. Also when showing SwiftUI, you want to show the preview as well, so that limits the horizontal space. Enlarging the font size to 36 just will not work, The solution is to view the video on a larger screen I am afraid.

[@NATAR160]

@@StewartLynch How come some of ur videos have legible fonts and others are not? Why do I see code so clearly in other videos on that same device(Infinix) but some of ur codes??

[@StewartLynch]

It would be very helpful for me if you could give me an example of a video of mine that is acceptable, one that is not, and one that you can reference from another Xcode/Swift content KZbinr

[@StewartLynch]

I just asked the question on Xwitter and Mastodon whether or not people thought that the font was too small in my videos and not one person thought so. Every one thinks that the font size is perfectly fine so I guess I am going to leave it as is.

[@NATAR160]

@@StewartLynch That's ok. Maybe it's just me.