New Course: Android Animations
Learn how to add various animations to your Android apps that will make the user experience more dynamic, fun, and effective. By Joe Howard.
Part 4: Physics-based Animations
In the final part, learn to use spring and fling animations.
Introduction: Learn about the objectives of this part, which is to work with physics-based animations provided in the Android dynamic animation support library.
Spring Animations: Add the dynamic animation support library to the project and see how to add a spring animation to a donut image on the checkout screen.
Challenge: Spring Animations: Practice working with spring animations by adding vertical spring animations to the donut, then see a solution.
Fling Animations: Use an ObjectAnimator to animate a block at the top of the screen, then use a fling animation to fling a donut at the block to try to win free donuts!
Challenge: Fling Animations: Practice working with fling animations by adding a cookie fling animation to try to win free cookies, then see a solution.
Conclusion: In this final episode, we’ll summarize this final part and the whole course, and then see an overview of Android Animation topics that were not covered.
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Introduction: Learn about the objectives of this part, which is to work with physics-based animations provided in the Android dynamic animation support library.
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Spring Animations: Add the dynamic animation support library to the project and see how to add a spring animation to a donut image on the checkout screen.
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Challenge: Spring Animations: Practice working with spring animations by adding vertical spring animations to the donut, then see a solution.
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Fling Animations: Use an ObjectAnimator to animate a block at the top of the screen, then use a fling animation to fling a donut at the block to try to win free donuts!
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Challenge: Fling Animations: Practice working with fling animations by adding a cookie fling animation to try to win free cookies, then see a solution.
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Conclusion: In this final episode, we’ll summarize this final part and the whole course, and then see an overview of Android Animation topics that were not covered.
The Android Avalanche Bundle
If you like this course, from now until March 30th you can get it along with the rest of our new Android and Kotlin books, courses, and screencasts — at a big discount!
Our new Android Avalanche Bundle includes:
- Android Apprentice ($54.99 value): Gives you access to our new Android Apprentice book, which teaches you how to build four complete Android apps from scratch. PDF/ePub format.
- Kotlin Apprentice ($54.99 value): Gives you access to our new Kotlin Apprentice book, which gives you a deep dive into the Kotlin programming language itself. PDF/ePub format.
- A raywenderlich.com subscription ($19.99 value): Gives you access to all 8 of our new Android video courses, our 2 new Android screencasts, and access to any new courses and screencasts we release in the future.
The bundle price of $99.99 includes the first month of your subscription, which will continue at $19.99/month thereafter. You can cancel at any time and keep the books. This bundle gives you more than 20% off everything in the Android Avalanche!
The Android Avalanche bundle is only available for the next two weeks, so be sure to order your copy while you can.
Where To Go From Here?
If you want to learn Android and Kotlin development — or level up your existing skills – there’s no better way to learn than these new books, courses, and screencasts.
And this is only the beginning! We’re committed to creating more new books, courses, and screencasts on Android development, with the goal of covering Android and Kotlin in the same way that we’ve covered iOS and Swift over the years.
We truly appreciate your support in making this possible. We’re excited about this new chapter at raywenderlich.com. So order your copy of the Android Avalanche Bundle today before the deal is over!