I’ve pointed to a few resources utilizing the view transitioning API in iOS 7 such as this library providing a collection of transitions, and an excellent tutorial from Yari D’areglia on creating custom transitions using the view transitioning API.
Here’s another tutorial from Yari that expands upon his previous tutorial showing how to take a transition created using the view transitioning API and make it interactive responding to the user’s touch during transition.
Specifically you’ll learn how to drive a gesture using a custom class that adopts the UIViewControllerInteractiveTransitioning protocol that utilizes UIGestureRecognizer to handle the user’s touch.
This video shows the interactive transition built from the tutorial:
You can find the tutorial over on the Thinkandbuild.it site here.
A nice tutorial on how to create a great looking interactive transitions.
- Tutorial: Guide On Using The iOS 7 UI Transition API To Create Custom View Transitions
- Tutorial: How To Create Custom UIViewController Transitions
- Example: Create A 3D iBooks Style Transition That Acts As An Xcode Storyboard Segue
- Open Source iOS UIView Category For Great Looking Easy Fan Fold Style Transitions
- iOS Library For Creating Slick Number Transitions Like Android’s Timely Clock App
Original article: Tutorial: Creating Interactive Transitions With The iOS 7 UI Transition API
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