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Facebook Pop (github.com)
over 9 years ago from Christian Dalonzo, Product Designer on Messenger
10 comments
Joe Blau, over 9 years ago I've been playing with this for the past two weeks and it's pretty amazing.
Scott Hurff, over 9 years ago
Do you know if they're going to be releasing any Pop plugins for Origami?
Even without it, I'm insanely excited.
Joe Blau, over 9 years ago I'm not sure, that's a question for someone at Facebook. @Kimon was nice enough to let me in to beta test the framework and from what I've seen from the development side, this library fills in a pretty important gap.
Chris Slowik, over 9 years ago
Yup.. it would really be phenomenal to be able to translate quartz comps directly to xcode!
If designer and developer could speak the same language but have specialized tools, workflows everywhere would be improved =]
Facebook did announce that theyre updating Origami to match supposedly. (http://tapity.com/thank-you-facebook/) but i cant find the official announcement.
Jordan Borth, over 9 years ago (edited over 9 years ago )
At 36:51 during the Building Paper event , Kimon mentions Pop/Origami integration. Tho, even after watching, I'm uncertain as to if Pop currently accepts Origami values or if integration will be coming in an update, lol. :/
AHA i was looking for that, scrubbing through the video. thanks.
My guess is its a future update. The patches in Origami don't quite equate to the POP framework from what i can see.
Thanks for confirming.
Adam Selby, over 9 years ago
They come close, but 100% parity and some easy way to export the data would be perfect!
Emma Smith, 3 months ago It looks good. Now social media like Facebook helps to strengthen the brand, attract the attention of new customers and even make more sales. I also read the post https://www.maiwriter.com/facebook-post-generator which talks about new AI-based tools to make posts more efficient
Will Raxworthy, over 9 years ago
Pop is pretty damn impressive. If anyone's interested I wrote a post on getting it going with RubyMotion.
http://blog.willrax.com/facebooks-pop-and-rubymotion/
It seems to be very flexible and really easy to tweak each animation.
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