Open Source Component For Creating SnapSeed Style Popup Menus With Easily Adjustable Values
Earlier this month I mentioned a nice library for high performance particles using the Metal graphics API.
Here’s an interesting component from Simon called SnapSwift inspired by Google’s SnapSeed application allowing you to easily create pop-up menus and the ability to adjust the values within the popup menu using a panning gesture.
SnapSwift allows you to save screen space by combining a popup menu and slider within a single component.
Here’s a video showing SnapSeed in action:
You can find SnapSwift on Github here.
You can read more about SnapSwift on the FlexMonkey blog.
A nice space saving menu component.
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