Slide to Unlock
summary
A custom iOS “slide to unlock” gets built on top of UIKit instead of a GitHub library, claiming it takes about 160 lines of code and about the same time as choosing a third‑party package. Implementation uses UISlider hooks, a shimmer gradient mask over a label, thumb/track rect math, RTL fixes and a snap‑back animation. The component includes VoiceOver actions and IB preview so it works in practice and is maintainable.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:25Agenda
- 1:38Third Party Libraries
- 3:08Example
- 3:37Requirements
- 5:38Comparison
- 7:13Customization
- 16:50Code Walkthrough
- 21:54Conclusion
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