Best practice to create a page sliding effect?

I am trying to create a magazine-like app and wish to emulate ipad's spring board effect. I wonder if anybody has figured out a way to do so. Thanks a lot!

I use the TweenLite plug in for the animation part of it but startDrag and stopDrag for the other half.
Basically on startDrag the user drags your movie clip then you set variables that, if the drag is more than 1/3 of the page width you animate to the next slide if less than 1/3 of the page width then it jumps back to its original place. Works really well and feels just like the native iOS home screen.
The app I am using this on is still in development. But if my post makes no sense I can add you to my development profile and send you a sample.
Let know if it helps at all.
BTW TweenLite is the best plug in ever, I use it for everything now.

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Thanks very much
Edited by: drenda81 on 21-mar-2013 10.41

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My questions:
1- is a good practice reload every time the fxml to design the view?
2- is a good practice create every time a new Scene or to have an unique scene in the app and every time clear all elements in it and set the new view?
3- the views should be keep in memory to avoid performace issue or it is a mistake? I think that every time a view should be destroy in order to free memory.
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