Objective-C iPhone Programming Lesson 7 - Moving and Animating

I show you how to use UIView animations on UIViews. Sample code:

[UIView beginAnimations:nil context:NULL];
[UIView setAnimationDuration:0.5];
// move and adjust views here
[UIView commitAnimations];

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• mac
• apple
• iphone
• programming
• objective

[taruot]

Can you plzzzzzz Make a video to teach us how to make a comic book I want it just like "Archie Freshman year" A simple horizontal comics book

[macheads101]

@taruot A comic book would mainly be a slideshow of images, so it would be a lot of work that doesn't involve code at all.

[littlesegall]

in the video you say 7th tutorial but title says 6 :)

[macheads101]

@littlesegall haha bit of a naming fail. not to mention that there were two lesson 6's before this, making it actually number 8.

[feitingschatten1]

I've read the manual... iOS 4 is actually saying to stop using the beginAnimation: and commit: functions/methods. Instead, try finding "Animation Blocks" in the documentation. Your tutorials are good, but thought you might want to know this. In fact, you can use this to tell if a book is really about iOS 4!

Another note worth mentioning, is Core Animation does not change the object, but it changes the Core Transformation Matrix of that object instead (CTM). That's a bit beyond this tho

[MsHopful]

@macheads101 ,,, do you have a source ,,, I can learn how to create a slideshow app from?

[taruot]

Thank you :)

[taruot]

That was perfect