Mo.js – motion graphics for the web(mojs.io) |
Mo.js – motion graphics for the web(mojs.io) |
http://codepen.io/airnan/details/PqjwYM/ https://github.com/bodymovin/bodymovin
This is much more aligned with my style.
For example, we have animating buttons and panels and UX elements, which I can't imagine doing in SVG.
Waiting bubbles, etc. are great, I'm just not sure of the widespread value. Happy to be shown a different view though.
>A lot of the feedback we’ve gotten from front-end developers has been along the lines of “that’s cool! Did you use images or CSS for [that effect]?” In most cases, the answer was actually neither, because most of the fun graphics, animations, and effects rely heavily on SVG with a bit of JavaScript and some clever Rails helpers.
https://www.shopify.com/technology/17105760-building-year-in...
You may want to state which browser you're having problems with to the developer instead of making a useless remark like the one you just made.
Twitter's Velocity [1] wrapper is an example of something that works like this, though the authors admit their solution is not idiomatic React.