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Hello Every One,

I need a documents or blogs and so on.. I'm realy interesting the animating views, user interface elements on the cocoa-touch king of crash course and how to design them in the photoshop or like that.

I found a few books about describing this subject. As i described the subject i realy need to crash information about these. I know i know, i think and heard somebodies says "you should read a lot of books for achieving this".

Does anyone have any suggestions ?

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Here's a nice tutorial about creating animations in the iPhone SDK. Also, a lot of Google videos regarding the topic, that you can learn from.

luvieere
Thank luvieere you for you good suggestion. It will help me a lot.
fyasar
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Bill Dudney's Core Animation for Mac OS X and the iPhone has a lot of good info.

gerry3
I saw that book and i saw that in the last chapter Bill Dudley is talking about the Iphone animations, isn't he ?
fyasar
He does spend a chapter on iPhone-specific animation issues, but most of the rest of the Core Animation concepts are identical between Mac and iPhone. The book is a very good place to start.
Brad Larson
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For a crashcourse in animating views on the iPhone/iPod you basically need to read one chapter within apples developer documentation:

UIView Class Reference -> Animating Views

If you care to jump in even quicker, have a look at code examples like MoveMe.app.

Till
link to moveme web documentation: http://developer.apple.com/iphone/library/referencelibrary/GettingStarted/Creating_an_iPhone_App/index.html
Naveen
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I'd recommend reading through Apple's Core Animation Programming Guide. In addition to Bill Dudney's book, it's the best overall resource out there for learning Core Animation. The UIView class documentation describes how to do UIView animations.

There are a number of good code examples around here dealing with animations under the core-animation tag. Additionally, you can search for iPhone animation to find many iPhone-specific animation questions and answers here. I've learned quite a bit from many of the answers.

Brad Larson