Fragments 2017

I will showcase how to create richer and more dynamic animations using the new physics-based animation library that provides a set of APIs for building animations that would use concepts like velocity, friction, spring effect. I will show examples of different cool transitions and how all of this can be utilised. In short, you will get to see, cool animations with physics effect.

Outline

• What is Physics-based Animation?
• How is physics-based animation different from animator based animation?
• Different types of Dynamic Animations
• SpringAnimation, FlingAnimation
• How to use them to create beautiful & natural-looking animations?

Medium article : Introduction to Physics-based Animations in Android

Github project : https://github.com/richakhanna/physicsbasedanimation

I am also giving a similar talk on “Animations + Physics = Cool App Transitions” at Droidcon Berlin, 2017.

Requirements

Interested in learning new cool animations using physics-based animation library :)

Speaker bio

I have worked as an Android Engineer for multiple e-commerce and technology start-ups such as ZopNow and Ola and currently working at CREO. I have an overall experience of 3 years now and I love learning new technologies and participating in hackathons. I was awarded Best App Runner-up for SnapShopr app at Google App Expo 2015. I have given talks at BlrDroid (Bangalore Android Developer Group, India) meetups on various topics.

Links

• https://twitter.com/RichaKhanna10
• https://medium.com/@richa.khanna
• https://github.com/richakhanna
• http://richdroid.blogspot.in/
• https://www.linkedin.com/in/richakhanna1/