Show HN: Anime.js – Polyvalent JavaScript Animation Engine
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#2This is a javascript animation library that I made and used on my latest projects.
The source and documentation are on Github.
Feedbacks are welcome!
Re: Show HN: Anime.js – Polyvalent JavaScript Animation Engine
#3Impressive.
Re: Show HN: Anime.js – Polyvalent JavaScript Animation Engine
#4This is a javascript animation library that I made and used on my latest projects. The source and documentation are on Github. Feedbacks are welcome!
This is great! Outside of the obvious use case for flourishes and light animations, are there other uses you're envisioning this for?
All of your other work is fantastic too, tres magnifique!
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#5Totally awesome work! It would be great to get some comparison tables (size, compatibility, speed) for the common animation libraries (velocity, tweenmax/lite, etc)
Also digging your personal site!
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Re: Show HN: Anime.js – Polyvalent JavaScript Animation Engine
#7This is a javascript animation library that I made and used on my latest projects. The source and documentation are on Github. Feedbacks are welcome!
Do you have any quick notes on how this compares and contrasts with GSAP[1] other than the licensing? Is there any clear case for "Use Anime.js for XYZ"?
Re: Show HN: Anime.js – Polyvalent JavaScript Animation Engine
#8This is a javascript animation library that I made and used on my latest projects. The source and documentation are on Github. Feedbacks are welcome!
What does "polyvalent" mean in this context?
Re: Show HN: Anime.js – Polyvalent JavaScript Animation Engine
#9This is a javascript animation library that I made and used on my latest projects. The source and documentation are on Github. Feedbacks are welcome!
Do you have any quick notes on how this compares and contrasts with GSAP[1] other than the licensing? Is there any clear case for "Use Anime.js for XYZ"? [1] http://greensock.com/gsap
GSAP can do a lot more than Anime.
But it’s also way more heavy.
My goal with this library was to keep the API simple as possible,
focus on the things I really need (multiple timings, easings, playback controls…) while keeping the code super lightweight (9KB minified).
Re: Show HN: Anime.js – Polyvalent JavaScript Animation Engine
#10This is a javascript animation library that I made and used on my latest projects. The source and documentation are on Github. Feedbacks are welcome!
What does "polyvalent" mean in this context?
Just guessing, but I think it means it can animate things asynchronously and independently, even though "polyvalent" might not be the best word to describe those features.