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A custom modal transition that presents and dismiss a controller with an expanding bubble effect.
The main features of andreamazz/bubbletransition are: Transitions, UI Components, UI Transitions and Navigation, View Transitions.
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A gallery app of custom animated transitions for iOS.
An iOS transition for controllers based on material design.
Pure SwiftUI Navigation transitions ✨
Material is a mobile user interface framework designed for building responsive and consistent native applications. It provides a declarative component architecture that allows developers to construct complex interfaces through modular, self-contained elements that manage their own state and rendering logic. The framework distinguishes itself through a constraint-based layout engine that calculates component geometry by solving spatial relationships between elements, ensuring layouts adapt automatically to varying screen sizes. It also features a hierarchical design system that propagates styl