An Introduction to SwiftUI Animations
Implicit and Explicit animations
Animations
**Implicit Animations**
Automatically animate changes in view properties without specifying any details about how the animation should occur.
**Explicit Animations**
Provide detailed control over animation parameters, such as duration, delay, and curve.
**Custom Animations**
Combine different animation effects and control the sequence of animated changes.
Implicit animations
Animations can be added in SwiftUI through implicit animations.
This type of animation is trivial to implement, and behave basically how you might expect.
The animation will trigger implicitly whenever animationAmount changes, regardless of where that change is made in the code. This approach is more declarative and requires less code to set up animations in response to state changes.
the animation is implicit in the sense that it’s not tied directly within an action block or condition that triggers the animation. Instead, any change to the scale property automatically triggers the animation specified by the .animation() modifier, without further…
