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Making Dating App Animation in SwiftUI [Video]

In this video, I’ll show you how to make dating app animation in SwiftUI.

  • The first part is recreating a swiping card animations like in popular dating apps such as Tinder and Bumble. In this part, you’ll learn how to use drag gesture with @GestureState to move multiple views at once to create subtle animations.
  • The second part, I’ll make a view showing people liking each other. I’ll walk you through the process on how I create complex animations. Furthermore, I’ll create a particle effect using a powerful SwiftUI library called Vortex, created by Paul Hudson from Hacking with Swift.
  • Finally, I’ll combine those views together with SwiftUI navigation.

What you’ll learn:

  • How to use DragGesture and @GestureState to perform subtle animations
  • SwiftUI translation and transformation view modifiers
  • A process to create complex animations
  • Installing package using Swift Package Manager
  • How to use Vortex to create beautiful particle effects

Please subscribe me and my channel - AppBeyond for more videos! There are other videos I've made about cool animations in SwiftUI. I also upload Swift and SwiftUI knowledge videos weekly!

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Arthur Davido

Making a dating app is all about balancing functionality and fun, which Flure flure.com/ gets right. I’ve been on their platform, and it’s pretty user-friendly. If you’re planning on launching one, think about features like matching algorithms, chat filters, and maybe even some unique extras to stand out. Make sure the vibe is friendly and approachable!

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