→ Why Pull-To-Refresh Isn’t Such A Bad Guy

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By Federico ViticciJan 8, 2014, 11:22 pm266 pts
Nick Arnott: Carr would like to see more developers experiment with new interactions for swipe down gestures, and I cautiously agree. Pull-to-refresh is one of those ideas that seems so obvious in hindsight, but took a talented engineer to think of it. The brilliance of pull-to-refresh is just how well it fit…

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