Jack, if you're reading, I'm sorry I made fun of the green sock brand back in the Kirupa days!
(GS in GSAP stands for Green Sock)
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Jack, if you're reading, I'm sorry I made fun of the green sock brand back in the Kirupa days!
(GS in GSAP stands for Green Sock)
GSAP – A wildly robust JavaScript animation library built for professionals [ https://gsap.com ]
I keep hearing about it, but I've never used it. Why would I use it over https://animejs.com ?
Now I'm looking at AnimeJS and my mind is properly blown, looks even better.
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Isn't that fair? What am I missing?
It's a land grab that, if GSAP becomes a standard, makes it that much harder to compete with Webflow. For example GSAP will now never make its way into Figma or Framer which is a staple of the design workflows of many teams. This move by Webflow makes GSAP a line of demarkation between Figma-based workflows, Framer-based workflows, and Webflow-based workflows. Any momentum the library might have had is now skewered b…
I hope this is a reaction to Framer's rapid development in Frame Motion ( https://motion.dev/ ). Webflow and Framer are competing as site builders, so giving the animation library to everyone is like Meta giving out React.
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I keep hearing about it, but I've never used it. Why would I use it over https://animejs.com ?
I only discovered GSAP the other week, very quickly solved a complex animation problem and walked away quite impressed. Now I'm looking at AnimeJS and my mind is properly blown, looks even better.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
Isn't that fair? What am I missing?
It's a land grab that, if GSAP becomes a standard, makes it that much harder to compete with Webflow. For example GSAP will now never make its way into Figma or Framer which is a staple of the design workflows of many teams. This move by Webflow makes GSAP a line of demarkation between Figma-based workflows, Framer-based workflows, and Webflow-based workflows. Any momentum the library might have had is now skewered b…
Earlier quoted context omitted.
I only discovered GSAP the other week, very quickly solved a complex animation problem and walked away quite impressed. Now I'm looking at AnimeJS and my mind is properly blown, looks even better.
Serious question, is this a joke? I just see a black screen when I go to the site. I refreshed multiple times. Cleared cache. Just a black screen.
GSAP – A wildly robust JavaScript animation library built for professionals [ https://gsap.com ]
I keep hearing about it, but I've never used it. Why would I use it over https://animejs.com ?