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If you use PaintCode, you get CoreGraphics c code output. If you deliver your designs to a developer in CG code, their jaw will drop.
by jcampbell1 13y ago
If you use PaintCode, you get CoreGraphics c code output. If you deliver your designs to a developer in CG code, their jaw will drop.
- mahyarm 13y agoNote this can be slower to render than a bitmap equivalent. I tend to avoid drawing code unless it's a dynamic animation, such as a waveform.
- gfodor 13y agowhat's the point, exactly, to doing this (serious question)
- taybenlor 13y agoThings like: * Scalability - you can resize a button and get the correct look * Simplicity - you don't need to create 1x and 2x resources Downsides are that it can be slow and it muddies up your code base.