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What would be the mechanism behind twitter iPad application? I feel its having multiple splitviewcontroller, viewcontrollers with animation and gesture controls, or there may be scrollviews for endless scrolling.
I think it's a split view controller but the right view has a navigation controller but I just don't get how the developers managed to get it to slide on and off so liquid, does that make sense? Its like a scroll view layer on the top.
Couldn't be split view controller, I think the idea would be
Create your own view controller and add your own "RootViewController" & "DetailViewController", manage the frames manually for rotation.
In the DetailViewController would be a scrollview, and you would add the rest of your subview UIViewControllers and manage their frames and track touch events to decide if a view should be moved to another frame or removed from the scrollview and so on.
What would be the mechanism behind twitter iPad application? I feel its having multiple splitviewcontroller, viewcontrollers with animation and gesture controls, or there may be scrollviews for endless scrolling.
How can I develop same UI for my application?
Thanks Pratik
We have created a demo project to show twitter like sliding view.
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I think it's a split view controller but the right view has a navigation controller but I just don't get how the developers managed to get it to slide on and off so liquid, does that make sense? Its like a scroll view layer on the top.
Anyone else ever figure this out?
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If anyone is having solution then please post answer for it.
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0 · Off Topic Insightful Disagree Dislike Like AwesomeCreate your own view controller and add your own "RootViewController" & "DetailViewController", manage the frames manually for rotation.
In the DetailViewController would be a scrollview, and you would add the rest of your subview UIViewControllers and manage their frames and track touch events to decide if a view should be moved to another frame or removed from the scrollview and so on.
I almost have this working
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