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Hi, I want to load the array of image when application launch.and there user can scroll the images as the scrolling available in the photos (horizontal scrolling). Can any body give idea that how can i develop this or any tutorials.
If I remember rightly there is a video from the 2010 WWDC which kind of covers this, its mainly for CATiledLayer which is a handy thing to do in this app.
If I remember rightly there is a video from the 2010 WWDC which kind of covers this, its mainly for CATiledLayer which is a handy thing to do in this app.
HI thanks for answer i want to do the view like attached image this image is from the music player(ipod) album view i want to do like that only so is there any tutorials
HI thanks for answer i want to do the view like attached image this image is from the music player(ipod) album view i want to do like that only so is there any tutorials
That's called a CoverFlow effect, after Apple's CoverFlow view . Apple has not released the code to do that, but there are 3rd party library that will do it for you.
You need to find a third party library that offers a cover flow view. Doing this from scratch yourself is way beyond your current abilities.
Google "iOS CoverFlow library" and you should find several.
That's called a CoverFlow effect, after Apple's CoverFlow view . Apple has not released the code to do that, but there are 3rd party library that will do it for you.
You need to find a third party library that offers a cover flow view. Doing this from scratch yourself is way beyond your current abilities.
Google "iOS CoverFlow library" and you should find several.
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You need to find a third party library that offers a cover flow view. Doing this from scratch yourself is way beyond your current abilities.
Google "iOS CoverFlow library" and you should find several.
This one looks particularly good:
https://github.com/nicklockwood/iCarousel
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