Responder chasing
Asked on 10/04/2024
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It seems like you're interested in the concept of "Responder chasing." While this specific term wasn't directly mentioned in the provided context, it might relate to the way UI elements respond to user interactions, such as animations and transitions in UI frameworks like SwiftUI and UIKit.
For more information on UI animations and transitions, you might find the session titled "Enhance your UI animations and transitions" from WWDC 2024 helpful. This session covers various aspects of UI animations, including transitions in both SwiftUI and UIKit, and provides tips for handling view controller life cycles and callbacks.
If you have any specific questions about UI animations or transitions, feel free to ask!
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