Inspiration
The current way of handling preferences options on iOS is somewhat frustrating: too many options, too many layers and too much blank spaces. There's gotta be a better to do it. That's why I built this framework.
What it does
It presents users a clear, simple collection view with all the options. It also uses the new UIPreviewInteraction API along with 3D Touch to navigate the layers and toggle switches. ("peek - preview" delegate callbacks also provided, "pop - commit" stage redirects to generic custom settings view controllers)
How I built it
Xcode 8 GM + iOS 10 GM
Challenges I ran into
lack of documentation on 3D Touch and lack of time
Accomplishments that I'm proud of
The outcome looks really good
What's next for HLSettingsView
This is an unfinished project due to the fact that I couldn't spend full time on Pennapps. I will try to complete the framework once iOS 10 is officially released next week.
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