An iOS native implementation of a Trello-inspired animated navigation component for switching between boards.
SCTrelloNavigation is an iOS library that provides a native implementation of Trello's animated navigation interface. It allows developers to integrate a card-based, visually smooth board-switching interaction into their iOS applications, reducing user disruption during navigation.
iOS developers looking to add Trello-like animated navigation or board-switching interfaces to their mobile apps, particularly those building productivity or project management tools.
It offers a ready-to-use, performant native component that replicates a popular design pattern, saving development time compared to building custom animations from scratch.
:clipboard: An iOS native implementation of a Trello Animated Navagation. See more at https://dribbble.com/shots/2114816-Trello-Navigation.
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Replicates the fluid, card-based transitions from Trello's design, providing a visually engaging navigation experience as demonstrated in the preview GIF and README.
Built with Objective-C for iOS 8.0+, ensuring compatibility and smooth operation on devices like iPhone 5s and above, as stated in the environment section.
Uses protocol-based delegate methods to load custom boards, rows, and cell items, allowing developers to tailor content integration easily.
Includes a reloadData method to refresh content without restarting the view, useful for real-time data changes in apps.
The TrelloListCellItem can be extended for custom table view cells, offering flexibility in UI design as highlighted in the usage instructions.
Written in Objective-C, which may not align with modern Swift projects, and a separate Swift version exists but is maintained by another developer, potentially splitting community support.
The README lists CocoaPods integration as a 'To Do' item, complicating dependency management and requiring manual file addition to projects.
Admits it's not 100% faithful to the original design and lacks reusable table view cells, which could impact performance and customization for complex use cases.
The README is brief with minimal examples, forcing developers to rely on demo code or source diving for advanced implementation details.