How do you think about the velocity.js code regarding performance optimization?
What would be the best way to coordinate multiple (potentially dependent) animations? I am thinking about a kind of dispatcher or switchboard logic - it would be great to see an advanced example right from the author.
Thank you very much for your attention!
Not sure to understand what you mean by "coordinate multiple animations", Are you talking about some kind of timeline?
I think I can guess how to use it -- the argument is a "target" that resolves to an SVG path element (in the example, the only SVG path element on the page), and some processing is performed on the path element to get some sort of path object -- but it might help to clarify.
All of your other work is fantastic too, tres magnifique!
I loved popmotion at first, but once you hit the first performance bottleneck you can either contribute and fix performance issues yourself or choose a different library (most likely not the hip, new one).
I do not want to convey the message that people should stop creating animation libraries, I think that innovation is great, but the road for such a library to be useful in production is a long one.
Im guessing you need to add some "sleep" somewhere
Linux 3.16 (amd64)
Google Chrome 52.0.2743.41 beta
Four other tabs open, five with this "anime-js.com"(With no offense intended towards JulianGarnier. I am assuming the additional risk and I am comfortable as long as it is not a deliberate hack attack.)
Sometimes it takes following an approach to its illogical conclusion to recognise what needs fixing.
I like to think of it as destructive testing of the medium ;)
I'm exploring a bunch of libraries right now and would like to know what advantages / disadvantages each lib has over one another.
It would make all our lives a lot simpler if every new lib comes out with an explanation of its differentiators.
It's unfortunate that their phrasing could also be interpreted as an attempt to question the usefulness of the new library, and might be read that way, depending on how obvious the reader thinks that the answer is.
Also digging your personal site!
http://codepen.io/juliangarnier/pen/dXNgVB?editors=0010
Anyone else have this problem?
Is there a way we could export these animations as a gif ?