Less than 200 lines of code to create the PULSE news ui. Amazed how fast it is to prototype with Corona, did this in less that an half hour. More to come…
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/9418471/Movies/SuperSecretProject.mov [import]uid: 13560 topic_id: 32933 reply_id: 332933[/import]
Hey, that looks great, well done.
It’s stuff like this that makes Corona really rewarding to work with. [import]uid: 62706 topic_id: 32933 reply_id: 130828[/import]
That is how you learn, find an app that is both visually and technically impressing. Then try if you can create one yourself. The ui was just in half hour, I’ve spent a few more hours on it now sorting out touch events. There are basically three touch handlers, vertical scroll, horizontal scroll and one for the articles. Everything has an id to determine what kind of touch it listens to. The touch listener was the hardest part, it required the most thinking.
It’s all done with storyboard and widgets, just a fun little “I wonder how they did that?” project. I’ll post more videoclips sometime soon when I figured out how they handle all their feeds. [import]uid: 13560 topic_id: 32933 reply_id: 130843[/import]
oh nice.
i’m curious: would you share the code?
that “sorting out touch events” part would be an interesting read for me 
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Hey, that looks great, well done.
It’s stuff like this that makes Corona really rewarding to work with. [import]uid: 62706 topic_id: 32933 reply_id: 130828[/import]
I might share code if it doesn’t go into production.
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That is how you learn, find an app that is both visually and technically impressing. Then try if you can create one yourself. The ui was just in half hour, I’ve spent a few more hours on it now sorting out touch events. There are basically three touch handlers, vertical scroll, horizontal scroll and one for the articles. Everything has an id to determine what kind of touch it listens to. The touch listener was the hardest part, it required the most thinking.
It’s all done with storyboard and widgets, just a fun little “I wonder how they did that?” project. I’ll post more videoclips sometime soon when I figured out how they handle all their feeds. [import]uid: 13560 topic_id: 32933 reply_id: 130843[/import]
oh nice.
i’m curious: would you share the code?
that “sorting out touch events” part would be an interesting read for me [import]uid: 11133 topic_id: 32933 reply_id: 130845[/import]
I might share code if it doesn’t go into production.
[import]uid: 13560 topic_id: 32933 reply_id: 130859[/import]
I think this will be my “Labs” thread…
Made a popOver for iPad, I use transition.to to make it pop in/out but notice how the picker separator fade out slower then the rest of the object. Anyone else seen that?
I use this to fade in/out
transition.to( pickerPopover, { time = 100, alpha = 1.0} )
transition.to(pickerPopover, { time = 100, alpha = 0 } )
Also notice how the picker snap backwards in value, picker code is copied right from widget sample.
I’m using build 2012.970, just wanted to check if anyone else have seen this before I file a bug.
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/9418471/Movies/iPadPopOverBug.mov [import]uid: 13560 topic_id: 32933 reply_id: 131292[/import]
I think this will be my “Labs” thread…
Made a popOver for iPad, I use transition.to to make it pop in/out but notice how the picker separator fade out slower then the rest of the object. Anyone else seen that?
I use this to fade in/out
transition.to( pickerPopover, { time = 100, alpha = 1.0} )
transition.to(pickerPopover, { time = 100, alpha = 0 } )
Also notice how the picker snap backwards in value, picker code is copied right from widget sample.
I’m using build 2012.970, just wanted to check if anyone else have seen this before I file a bug.
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/9418471/Movies/iPadPopOverBug.mov [import]uid: 13560 topic_id: 32933 reply_id: 131292[/import]