For some animations (like slideIn), animate.css and ng-animate do not explicitly define which timing function to use. The CSS Transitions spec dictates that the default timing function used is "ease" (which is defined by the CSS Easing Functions spec as cubic-bezier(0.25, 0.1, 0.25, 1)) Angular, however, defaults to using no easing at all.
Additionally, lightspeedOut has 'ease-out' in ng-animate but 'ease-in' in animate.css. I'm not sure if there are more examples of this.
For some animations (like
slideIn), animate.css and ng-animate do not explicitly define which timing function to use. The CSS Transitions spec dictates that the default timing function used is "ease" (which is defined by the CSS Easing Functions spec ascubic-bezier(0.25, 0.1, 0.25, 1)) Angular, however, defaults to using no easing at all.Additionally, lightspeedOut has 'ease-out' in ng-animate but 'ease-in' in animate.css. I'm not sure if there are more examples of this.