Gesture-driven, multiplatform transitions with Appyx
summary
Appyx is a model‑driven, multiplatform library split into Appyx navigation and Appyx interactions that lets gestures drive state‑to‑UI transitions instead of mutating views directly. It generates mutable UI state and animation code via a Kotlin Symbol Processor, supports drag prediction, a configurable 50% settle threshold, and composes scenes so one gesture can move many elements. Demos run on Android, web, iOS and desktop; Android users already run it in production while the library remains alpha.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction and context
- 1:50Epics 1.0 recap
- 9:44Epics 2.0 evolution
- 11:50Component kit approach
- 16:01Gesture-driven transitions
- 22:40Under the hood mechanics
- 24:48Showcase of components
- 26:13Multiplatform use cases
- 29:07Wrap-up and future
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