Rename AsyncDisplayKit to Texture (#4)

* Rename AsyncDisplayKit to Texture

* More renaming
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Garrett Moon
2017-04-11 13:46:30 -07:00
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`ASControlNode` is the ASDK equivalent to `UIControl`. You don't create instances of `ASControlNode` directly. Instead, you can use it as a subclassing point when creating controls of your own. In fact, <a href = "/docs/text-node.html">ASTextNode</a>, <a href = "/docs/image-node.html">ASImageNode</a>, <a href = "/docs/video-node.html">ASVideoNode</a> and <a href = "/docs/map-node.html">ASMapNode</a> are all subclasses of `ASControlNode`.
`ASControlNode` is the Texture equivalent to `UIControl`. You don't create instances of `ASControlNode` directly. Instead, you can use it as a subclassing point when creating controls of your own. In fact, <a href = "/docs/text-node.html">ASTextNode</a>, <a href = "/docs/image-node.html">ASImageNode</a>, <a href = "/docs/video-node.html">ASVideoNode</a> and <a href = "/docs/map-node.html">ASMapNode</a> are all subclasses of `ASControlNode`.
This fact is especially useful when it comes to image and text nodes. Having the ability to add target-action pairs means that you can use any text or image node as a button without having to rely on creating gesture recognizers, as you would with text in UIKit, or creating extraneous views as you might when using `UIButton`.