Guilherme Rambo • 11/11/2018

Animations are assets: using Core Animation archives on iOS

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This technical article advocates for treating complex, non-dynamic animations as assets in iOS development. It introduces Core Animation Archives (.caar files), explaining they are archived layer trees created with NSKeyedArchiver. The piece details their structure, benefits over programmatic or video-based animation, and provides a code example for creating a CAAR file programmatically.

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