It has become my personal mission to make buzztouch screens, as beautiful as possible. Introducing my latest integration. Introducing the folding view http://youtu.be/3eJvlWX3NaE

very nice Kittsy! Was that an adaption to an existing plugin, or was it more core to the app?

it's adding a framework from github, i can add it to whatever core plugin is required, simple menu list, menu button list, pdf. It looks gorgeous, I'm impressed with it's implementation

very awesome kittsy!

Very nice! This type of innovation will help Buzztouch immensely!

Whoa! That's crazy cool! You going to write up a tutorial or something? Mark

That is nice! I have ran across that ios control ( https://github.com/honcheng/PaperFold-for-iOS )in several places as well. nice to see it implemented by you for BT!

Very nicely done!

I've spent a few days splicing the code. Have integrated it into various plugins. The map and side bar buttons are not other plugins but custom views , without xibs (proud of that) but they are customisable in the screens control panel, button actions, map location. Not the easiest thing to do a tutorial on. I have had to make alot of changes to the framework to make it work with buzztouch views, the menu list screen wasthe most difficult to implement. Maybe a build to order plugin service lol. You can change number of folds, how far across the screen it pulls. I'm trying to switch it to vertical for a pulled cracker effect.

@Mysps that's the one, have you had a go at integrating it. I love GitHub I scroll through all the custom classes and see if I can pull it over to buzztouch. The problem is 95% use a separate view controller for every action, where as buzztouch technically recycles view controllers(plug ins) hard to link te separate views. But heh it's a hobby

@Mysps that's the one, have you had a go at integrating it. I love GitHub I scroll through all the custom classes and see if I can pull it over to buzztouch. The problem is 95% use a separate view controller for every action, where as buzztouch technically recycles view controllers(plug ins) hard to link te separate views. But heh it's a hobby

@Mysps that's the one, have you had a go at integrating it. I love GitHub I scroll through all the custom classes and see if I can pull it over to buzztouch. The problem is 95% use a separate view controller for every action, where as buzztouch technically recycles view controllers(plug ins) hard to link te separate views. But heh it's a hobby

Sorry iPad hissy fit

@kittsapps...do you plan on releasing all these menu items and everything else you're developing in the plugin market?

Hopefully, have got 8 plugins waiting to be submitted

Amazing effect, good job.

That is exactly my problem: how to integrate the GitHub and open-source code into BuzzTouch. They all have their own View Controllers! Do you have an example or write up I should look at for that integration? Thanks!

As they all use different custom classes it's hard to explain. I try and strip down as much of the code as possible from there initial viewcontroller in the example projects and follow the methods. It's like a maze, find the init one that starts it all then follow it

Maybe we could do a screen-share and you could show me your technique? Then I would try to document it from a new person's perspective. The one I am wanting to integrate into BuzzTouch is Kent Nguyen's Multi-Item Selector. It has so many uses for various types of "catalogs". https://github.com/kentnguyen/KNMultiItemSelector The Documentation and a nice demo video is on Kent's personal web site: http://kentnguyen.wordpress.s3.amazonaws.com/KNMultiItemSelector/README.html If you are interested in doing a one-on-one show-and-tell session, send me a Private Message with your info? I use ScreenSteps / Clarify to do my documentation, so I won't be interrupting the flow of your explanation. Thanks! -- Niraj

Let me have a good look at the code first. When I sau I samsh the code to bits it can take a while, That fold one took me 3 days, the carousel view one took 3 months lol