Update note: Ehab Amer updated this tutorial for Xcode 10 and iOS 12. Bjørn Ruud wrote the original. One of the coolest things about iOS apps is how animated they are. Views can nimbly fly across the screen, gracefully fade in and out, cleverly rotate around and rescale, and much, much more! UIView animation is everywhere in iOS, and it's a big part of what makes iOS apps so much fun. Thoughtfully chosen animations look great, and they can really bring your own iOS app to life. Better still, they're also a great way to draw a user's attention any time new or additional information becomes available in your app. But maybe the best part about UIView animation is that it's incredibly easy to implement. All it takes is a few lines of code, and you're up and running! In this tutorial, you'll get a chance to go hands-on with UIView animation! You'll create a simple app with a picnic theme: You'll use animation to open the picnic basket, animate an interloping bug that's snuck into the basket, then take decisive action, so your tasty picnic goodies stay bug-free! As you're doing this, you'll learn to use the basic UIView animation APIs and to chain animations together for even more satisfying effects.


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