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This has been under very active development for going on 3 years now, and it is just starting to get to the point where it can stop being called a prototype or experiment.
For everyone who loves the infinite possibilities of client-site JavaScript, and who at the same time does not love the blink-taggy smell that this kind of library evokes, I present to you the world's first distributed, web-based operating system: see https://www.urdesk.net/desk This has been under very active development for going on 3 years now, and it is just starting to get to the point where it can stop being ca…
Anybody feeling this kind of animations aren't bringing a lot to the table ? I was thrilled to watch lollipop material design (and even kitkat project butter), but it quickly faded (sic). Instant, simple interfaces are needed in many tasks where I don't enjoy or even have the luxury to waste time on distracting animations.
For everyone who loves the infinite possibilities of client-site JavaScript, and who at the same time does not love the blink-taggy smell that this kind of library evokes, I present to you the world's first distributed, web-based operating system: see https://www.urdesk.net/desk This has been under very active development for going on 3 years now, and it is just starting to get to the point where it can stop being ca…
"Chrome-based" would be more accurate because it doesn't even work in the latest Firefox.
Also, it contains a full page rant on why Firefox is bad (because of something about Netscape and AOL -- apparently it's still 1995).
If you're going to call it "web-based" try targeting more than 1 browser regardless of your personal beliefs.
For everyone who loves the infinite possibilities of client-site JavaScript, and who at the same time does not love the blink-taggy smell that this kind of library evokes, I present to you the world's first distributed, web-based operating system: see https://www.urdesk.net/desk This has been under very active development for going on 3 years now, and it is just starting to get to the point where it can stop being ca…
Anybody feeling this kind of animations aren't bringing a lot to the table ? I was thrilled to watch lollipop material design (and even kitkat project butter), but it quickly faded (sic). Instant, simple interfaces are needed in many tasks where I don't enjoy or even have the luxury to waste time on distracting animations.
I think there's value in these physics-based animations. Immediate motion is jarring ('temporal aliasing'), and ease-in/ease-out can feel really sluggish. Spring easing can be a lot more satisfying.
Demo: http://daneden.github.io/animate.css/
Of course there's always a the danger of "overdoing it" w/ ridiculous animations but if you can avoid that temptation it's a very handy tool.
If this library is too much muscle & you just need a serviceable animation library, check out Daniel Eden's animate.css: https://github.com/daneden/animate.css Demo: http://daneden.github.io/animate.css/ Of course there's always a the danger of "overdoing it" w/ ridiculous animations but if you can avoid that temptation it's a very handy tool.
It's a definite WIP so any thoughts / ideas / opinions are welcome: Gabrielmtn+github@gmail.com
For everyone who loves the infinite possibilities of client-site JavaScript, and who at the same time does not love the blink-taggy smell that this kind of library evokes, I present to you the world's first distributed, web-based operating system: see https://www.urdesk.net/desk This has been under very active development for going on 3 years now, and it is just starting to get to the point where it can stop being ca…