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Face itanimations make apps really attractive to users. If your app presents a simple user interface, but only does what it says it does, chances are that users will choose a competitors app, one with a better user interface that makes use of iOS SDKs fantastic animation and graphics capabilities.
This book is written to teach programmers how to incorporate smooth animations, along with skills such as loading custom fonts and drawing images in their apps.
This book is written for programmers who are fairly new to Cocoa and iOS programming. However, it is assumed that you know basic Objective-C and have done some Cocoa programming. I also assume you know some elementary principles of computer graphics, such as coordinates and the RGB color scheme.
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In 2007, after iOS became so popular among programmers, I started to learn how to program in iOS SDK using an Xcode that was much less advanced than what we use today. My first impression after seeing some iOS apps was: My God, they look gorgeous! I had never seen such smooth interfaces, graphics, and animations rendered on a mobile device before, and the big touch-screen added to that excitement. If you are thinking of writing iOS apps that require smooth animations and graphics rendering, then this is the book for you.
Although I did my part to write this book, I feel the need to thank my wonderful colleagues and friends, Andy Oram and Brian Jepson of OReilly, for their continuous support and help in every project we have worked on together so far, including the book you are reading right now.
I would also like to thank Sarah Schneider, Rachel James, Betsy Waliszewski, and Gretchen Giles of OReilly for always being very helpful and responsive to my annoying requests to create SVN repositories, change book titles, and so on. Thanks also go to Gary McCarville, Kirk Pattinson, Shaun Puckrin, Sushil Shirke, Simon Whitty, Mark Harris, and Shency Revindran for being great friends and colleagues .
A big thanks to you as well for deciding to read this book. I hope that you will enjoy reading this book as much as I enjoyed writing it.
Youve certainly seen applications with beautiful graphics effects on iPhones or iPads. And youve probably also encountered impressive animations in games and other apps. When the iOS runtime and Cocoa programming frameworks combine, they make an amazing variety of graphics and animation effects possible with relatively simple coding. The quality of these graphics and animations depends partly, of course, on the aesthetic sensitivities of the programmer and artistic collaborators. But in this short book, youll see how much you can accomplish with modest programming skills.
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