v5tech/awesome-ios-animation

A curated list of awesome iOS animation, including Objective-C and Swift libraries

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Created on May 12th, 2015
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awesome-ios-animation is a curated list of iOS animation libraries for developers building with Objective-C and Swift.

The project addresses the challenge of discovering animation frameworks for iOS development by collecting and organizing a selection of established animation libraries in one place. It presents each library with visual demonstrations through animated GIFs, allowing developers to quickly assess the capabilities and visual style of different animation tools before deciding which to integrate into their projects.

Developers should use this list when evaluating animation libraries for iOS applications. It suits anyone building iOS apps who needs to compare animation frameworks side by side and see working examples of their output. The list includes libraries spanning different animation approaches, from physics-based animation frameworks to chainable animation APIs to transition-focused tools, giving developers options across various use cases and coding preferences.

The project is maintained as a curated collection that is updated periodically. The curator explicitly notes that the ordering reflects personal preference rather than objective ranking, and acknowledges that the list is not comprehensive or definitive.