I know that this question sounds like asking for suggestion which should not be here, But I am posting after searching a lot for my requirement.
I am using react-router-native for navigation which is great functionality wise. But comes to the animation part, it doesn't give the best user experience. Official Documentation doesn't seem like providing any animation information.
Even in the google I found some articles(A shallow dive into React Router v4 Animated Transitions, Animating Route Transitions with React Router) describing about animation for navigation but only for react.
Hence, Could anybody let me know that is there any way to apply animation for react-router-native?
The standard place to start is exploring basic Animations. That said - have a look at one of the more developed transition libraries out there e.g. react-native-transition.
If it's specifically for just routing then there is a great answer Here.
You might want to try this animation library for react-router-native:
react-router-native-stack
I think you need react-router-native-animate-stackreact-router-native-animate-stack
yarn add react-router-native-animate-stack
This is by default swipeable and you can customize the transition when move to next page.
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This is the package example running on expo snack
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I'm currently working in an Angular 4 app which has to display an image in which anyone could mark a point and add a text, I've seen a lot of Jquery Plugins that do the work, but I don't like the idea of combining Jquery and Angular, anyone knows about an angular component that works for generic pictures?
A quick google search, brought up this tool, which seems to have the functionality you want, though may be a bit overkill. I haven't used it myself, so I have no idea how well it works: https://www.npmjs.com/package/ng2-photo-editor
Alternatively, using the canvas API isn't too difficult for something as simple as overlaying text and marking some points. This tutorial seems to go through some of the basics: https://objectpartners.com/2016/09/22/using-the-canvas-api-in-angular2/
I'm making a single page mobile app with Backbone.Marionette and would like to implement page slide transitions. I know how to achieve this via adding and removing the proper css classes for the animation but I'm having trouble with Marionette regions and managing when these classes are being added. I would like the current view in the region to slide out and the next view slide in. how can I accomplish this with regions or layouts in marionette? P.S i'm a newbie with marionette.
You'll need to write a custom Region implementation to facilitate the transition. There's an open ticket on Marionette that has the core code for making this work: https://github.com/marionettejs/backbone.marionette/issues/320#issuecomment-9746319
But you'll need to adjust this code for your specific needs. Be sure to read the comments and discussion around it. I've used this core code for similar needs many times, but haven't found the optimal way of integrating it in to marionette, yet.
Here is a custom region demonstrating view transitions: http://codepen.io/somethingkindawierd/pen/cpiEw
Is there a library available to animate and make java GUI look nice, with animations and transitions like jquery does?
something like css hover, make a panel animate, round the corners of panels so that they look more sophisticated... etc. etc.
So far my exploration has taken me to try java css by Ethan Nicholson, which appears to have been discontinued from the java.net site? and does not appear to have been loaded anywhere else.
And then there is the Chet Haase work on the timing framework for animating swing, and other nice stuff using the SwingX framework.
Anyone got any advice on an open source animation library specifically designed for swing components? Or am I dreaming and should I be hauling out the wallet to pay for someone else's hard labour?
Kirill Grouchnikov created an excellent animation library called Trident. More information can be found at http://kenai.com/projects/trident/pages/Home
Was wondering how to apply the CATiled Layer to a webView rather than a scrollView. Went through a lot of books as well as searches and found absolutely nothing regarding how to successfully apply a CATiled Layer to a webView. The basic functionality is to make the website rendering smoother on a webView. I'd really appreciate if someone could provide their insight regarding this.
Thanks,
-Zee-
You cannot. UIWebView is essentially just a wrapper for webkit which uses it's own techniques for tiling. Apple does not want you to go messing with that.
I'd like to implement a date picker using a calendar. Before I go ahead and try to build one, is there something that does this already?
I've looked at the date picker in Interface Builder and it's pretty much just a text field as far as I can tell. And looking (albeit quickly) through the developer docs, it seems there's plenty of date related functionality available, but not very much in the way of an interface. So If I do go ahead and build my own, what's the best line of attack
I've already built what i need in HTML/CSS and Javascript with jQuery for a website I'm working on, so my initial thought was that I could use a web view and display that, assuming there's some way to detect events happening inside a web view. But this feels a bit cheap to me. What would be the recommended route?
Use NSDatePicker. You can change it to be a Calendar or Clock, or both, using the Inspector:
(source: quicksnapper.com)
This is what it looks like:
(source: quicksnapper.com)