A Swift UI slider widget with a fluid popup bubble that displays the precise selected value.
Fluid Slider is a Swift UI library that provides a custom slider widget for iOS applications. It features a fluid popup bubble that displays the precise selected value as users interact with the slider, solving the problem of imprecise value selection in standard sliders while delivering visually engaging animations.
iOS developers building applications that require precise value selection with enhanced visual feedback, particularly those working on consumer-facing apps where UI polish matters.
Developers choose Fluid Slider for its combination of visual elegance and performance awareness—it provides smooth fluid animations while automatically optimizing for system resource constraints, unlike basic UISlider implementations.
:octocat:💧 A slider widget with a popup bubble displaying the precise value selected. Swift UI library made by @Ramotion
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The fluid popup bubble displays precise selected values with smooth animations, solving the imprecise selection problem of standard sliders and enhancing user interaction clarity.
Intelligently disables fluid animations during low-power mode or system load, as stated in the README, to conserve CPU resources without sacrificing responsiveness.
Inherits from UIControl with target-action support for value changes, making it easy to integrate into existing UIKit-based codebases with familiar patterns.
Offers extensive customization through public attributes for colors, labels, shadows, and formatting, allowing developers to match specific design requirements.
Only compatible with iOS 10.0 and above, excluding older devices and other platforms like Android or web, which requires separate implementations for cross-app consistency.
Requires Swift 4.0, which is outdated compared to current Swift versions, potentially causing compatibility issues and maintenance overhead in modern projects.
The README is cluttered with promotional content and requires credit backlinks to Ramotion, which some developers may find intrusive or distracting from the technical documentation.