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Show HN: Granim.js – Create fluid and interactive gradients animations
- mohsinr 10y agoWow it looks great on my Android phone, Chrome browser. Just wanted to know how compatible it is with other browsers there on desktop and mobile... Great work, keep it up!
- Reefersleep 10y agoSmooth as butter in Safari on iPhone 6.
- mohsinr 10y agoGreat news as lot of our target market is there.
- hadrien01 10y agoSurprisingly fluid on Windows Phone 8.1!
- SnaKeZ 10y agoFluid on Firefox Mobile (Moto G 1st with Android M by CyanogenMod)
- untilHellbanned 10y agoLooks great, does anyone have ideas on where they could use it? I'm trying to think...
- nmstoker 10y agoPerhaps an elegant chatbot UI in the style of the film Her, signalling comprehension, attention or even emotions or with the gradient shift?
- rpwverheij 10y agoreally nice! I was looking for something like this a little while ago and couldnt find it. bookmarking
- jablan 10y agoWhy these things always have to be so CPU intensive?
- whorleater 10y agoProbably because they're calculating the offset of the gradients at each step, resulting in a lot of array calculations.
- SimeVidas 10y agoHow did you test?
- caub 10y agoWhat's the point with web animation API now?
- jonathanyc 10y agoGradient values are unfortunately not interpolable in Firefox, Chrome, Safari, etc.
- imaginenore 10y agoDo we really need a framework for this? It's some basic CSS.
- detaro 10y agoIs it? I thought a lot of aspects of CSS gradients couldn't be animated? Also, I wouldn't call this a "framework"...