SwiftUI animation

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To learn about SwiftUI animations, you can explore several sessions from WWDC 2024 that cover various aspects of animations and transitions in SwiftUI and its interoperability with UIKit and AppKit.

  1. Enhance your UI animations and transitions: This session discusses new high-level transitions for navigation and presentations, integration between SwiftUI animations and UIKit/AppKit, and how to bridge SwiftUI animations through representable types. It also covers animating UIKit and AppKit views with SwiftUI animations, which allows for seamless animations across different frameworks. You can start with the introduction and explore topics like SwiftUI animation and animating representables.

  2. What’s new in SwiftUI: This session highlights the new animate function on UIView and NSAnimationContext, which allows UIKit and AppKit changes to be animated using SwiftUI animations. It emphasizes the interoperability improvements between SwiftUI and UIKit/AppKit. You can find more details in the framework foundations section.

  3. What’s new in UIKit: This session covers the use of SwiftUI animation types to animate UIKit views, making it easier to build fluid gesture-driven animations. The session also discusses the seamless maintenance of continuous velocity across interactive and non-interactive parts of animations. Check out the SwiftUI animations in UIKit chapter for more information.

These sessions provide a comprehensive overview of the new capabilities and improvements in SwiftUI animations and their integration with other frameworks.