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19 June 2020
We are just in the middle of this module and still explaining everything about our friend ListView. This time we will discuss ListView's built-in capabilities for animations.
The idea is pretty simple: when a ListView is populated, or entries are added or removed to the model, etc., ListView can automatically trigger animations on the affected items. All we need to do is actually specify a Transition, which will run on certain conditions. There is just one important caveat to understand. That is, these animations may get interrupted mid-way if an item has to undergo multiple transitions; we will see the implications of this by end of the video.
If you want to catch up with states and transitions, go back just a few videos in this video series, and watch https://youtu.be/lBHWQHW_FKM
The example code showcased in this video is available here: https://github.com/KDAB/kdabtv
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