Animating Xamarin.Forms
summary
Shows a working Xamarin.Forms rideshare UI that swaps boring controls for concrete animations: Translate/Scale/Rotate/Fade use 20–24 lines of shared code to slide and bounce views, SkiaSharp draws a custom tap ripple running at ~30 FPS for visual feedback, and Lottie (Body) imports After Effects JSON for full-screen status animations (moped + starburst) added per-platform assets. Examples run on iOS and Android, compose asynchronously with easing, and demonstrate both implementation locations (shared UI layer) and measurable performance.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:14Why Animate
- 4:13XamarinForms 101
- 11:00Navigation Context
- 18:25Visual Feedback
- 26:50System Status
- 27:05Motion
- 27:41Internal Status
- 28:42After Effects
- 29:20Body
- 35:20Summary
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