Fresh off the Twitter, Zac White‘s iOSDevCamp 2010 project DragKit won the award for best open source project, with the help of Barry Burton and Andy Mai. In their words:
Adding drag & drop to any application is easy.
With DragKit, it’s not only easy to add drag & drop within your own app, but also between apps. Any app that implements DragKit can continue drags made in other apps.
In an example on the site, a song is saved to a profile by dragging the album to the tab bar. Download DragKit from GitHub.
Check out who the other iOSDevCamp 2010 prize winners too.
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Hi, dragkit looks nice. Would you be able to say what’s the status of this project?
I haven’t been able to find any tutorials of other docs, would you be able to share some.
Appreciate it, thanks!
This looks interesting. When I looked around the github depository I found no documentation (readme is empty) and there aren’t really any simple samples out there.
My conclusion was that the project is not yet really complete. Anybody have an idea when it will be?
How do I use a different drag image without changing it in the dragkit code? I see that it is reading from a metadata object. How do I set this object/value at runtime or dynamically?
There is an exception in the demo when I try to run it in ios 5.0 after the “DROP”