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I wonder if there is a technique to make an app pass between views dragging 
with the finger the actual view to the left or the right.

As you drag you will see part of the two views until you release the 
current view near the edge to which you are going to make it disappear and 
then ends up focusing on the new view you want to view

That is That's the normal behavior of native apps. We want to apply it for 
a series of views that would load images and descriptive texts. The idea is 
to create product detail views that would be loaded from a JSON.

We need to use angularjs and views with its controller and for navigation 
between views we need to use ng-route form angularjs.

Using all the advantages of angularjs routing What techniques exist to do 
this and give the impression of fluency and native app?

I think it can be imitated using 3 views that are preloaded with its data.

Would be the previous view, the current and the next view. As the user 
navigates between views (dragging) the previous current and next are loaded 
with the data that correspond to them in the list that user is consulting 
But I can't see how to automate all this in angularjs, if it is easy or 
possible.

My idea was to see if at least someone knows some angularjs modules that 
automate this or some practical implementation of this idea to start with.

¿Alguien que haya hecho algo parecido podría darme alguna pista?, estoy un 
poco perdido tras varios intentos fallidos.

Thanks in advance for your help.

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