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Anime.js – A lightweight JavaScript animation library
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Re: Anime.js – A lightweight JavaScript animation library
#132Hi, I'm the creator of Anime.js. Firstly, thank you for the submission. I honestly didn't anticipate being featured on the homepage of HN without any major update to the library! To those wondering why the project hasn't been updated recently, it's simply because I've been working on a new version (V4) for the last two years. The core library has been completely rewritten, I'm currently in the testing and documentati…
I would like to be among the testers, please. I prefer Anime over Gsap for all my projects.
Re: Anime.js – A lightweight JavaScript animation library
#133Hi, I'm the creator of Anime.js. Firstly, thank you for the submission. I honestly didn't anticipate being featured on the homepage of HN without any major update to the library! To those wondering why the project hasn't been updated recently, it's simply because I've been working on a new version (V4) for the last two years. The core library has been completely rewritten, I'm currently in the testing and documentati…
I am actually writing a piece right now on the best animation frameworks for React (Framer Motion, react-spring etc.)
Was including Amine when I found this very recent HN post. I'm curious, in your perspective, what are the benefits of using Amine over something like Framer Motion? And would you recommend using the react-amine npm package or doing a custom binding—couldn't tell if that package was official.