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SwiftUI Special Effects – TimelineView, Canvas, particles, and… AirPods?!
Paul Hudson
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Intermediate. Assumes working knowledge.
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Mobile developmentGraphics and audioSwiftiOS and SwiftUIRendering
Paul Hudson demonstrates how to use SwiftUI TimelineView, Canvas, and the AirPods Motion API to create interactive special effects.
SwiftUI does a great job building apps with a system-standard user interface, but it's also more than capable of creating beautiful special effects too. In this video I show you how to combine gestures, motion, symmetry and more to create an interactive light show unlike anything you've seen before! Sponsored by Sentry: sentry.io To follow along you'll need Xcode 13, iOS 15, a physical device, and this image asset: hws.dev/spark.zipWhy it's here
2 people recommend thisWhat people say. Recommended as a demonstration of using the AirPods Motion API in Swift.
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On “Turns out Swift has an AirPods Motion API! I made a quick sample project to demo it, but there are so many potential applications of this for Games, Accessibility etc.”
@twostraws draws with his head here :) skip to 28:50. link to this video