looks like they are using svg-edit.
Nope, all drawing tools and SVG SMIL animation export are custom made.
Show HN: HTML5 online animation editor that exports to SVG and SMIL
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#12looks like they are using svg-edit.
hmm, where? we don't use svg-edit nor any other tools
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#13According to CanIUse.com [1], SMIL is supported by all modern browsers except IE and Opera Mini. I guess the idea is to provide an animated GIF or video fallback for those browsers? [1] http://caniuse.com/#feat=svg-smil
IE is probably waiting for Web Animations 1.0 and SVG 2 to be finalized first.
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#14It is done in GWT ?
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#15It is done in GWT ?
yes
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#16It is done in GWT ?
there are some details if you are interested http://blog.jetbrains.com/blog/2014/04/17/animatron-html5-an...
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#19The first time I looked, I got the scientist standing in front of test tubes animation. Which has bubbles floating up at about 4fps on my iPad Air. Reloading showed other animations that moved at much more pleasing framerates; you might wanna get rid of that one!
On that first load I also had some framerate stuttering on the sample animations at the bottom I tried, and all of them had the loading circle flicker like crazy. Then it crashed Mobile Safari.
Looks cool though, I may try poking at it soon when I have some free time. I haven't really done much animation since I left Hollywood.
Re: Show HN: HTML5 online animation editor that exports to SVG and SMIL
#20The first time I looked, I got the scientist standing in front of test tubes animation. Which has bubbles floating up at about 4fps on my iPad Air. Reloading showed other animations that moved at much more pleasing framerates; you might wanna get rid of that one! On that first load I also had some framerate stuttering on the sample animations at the bottom I tried, and all of them had the loading circle flicker like…
It happens for Mobile Safari for the last stable version of Player, unfortunately. But we have one newer version behind the back, which supposed to work much faster there, it's just a bit less stable to be deployed now. So yes, please don't forget about us :).