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From apprentice to master (CC BY-NC-ND)
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Animation Chapter #166

Open bebraw opened 9 years ago

jvanzyl commented 9 years ago

Are these just ideas for bonus chapters? Or chapters available for people who purchased the book? The book is excellent and I'm looking at animation next so if there is material that is fantastic.

bebraw commented 9 years ago

Yeah, they are development ideas at this point. Now I'm pushing towards a wider scale release with the current content. Ideally I'll get a paper version done. A lot depends on how this bigger release (2.0) goes. I'll be blogging a lot regardless.

I would suggest starting from react-motion. See also the official docs and perhaps react-animate.

jvanzyl commented 9 years ago

Great, thanks for the suggestions!

bebraw commented 9 years ago

@jvanzyl One more. velocity-react just got announced.

One interesting question is that is it possible to integrate velocity-react and React DnD together somehow (i.e., in Kanban ordering).

albacoretuna commented 9 years ago

this talk was interesting in react rally: animated by Christopher Chedeau

forkingpath commented 8 years ago

We're using GSAP with React, which has been interesting to figure out. It may be a good idea to delve into the workings of something like react-motion - in other words, how does web animation with React differ from web animation without React? Let me know if you'd like an email summarizing what our challenges were. (Have to check and see how much I'm allowed to share from the work case, but I can speak easily in the general case.)

bebraw commented 8 years ago

@karlnp Sure. If you can drop me a mail, that would be great! I feel we're still figuring this area of React out.