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I don't use jQuery anymore, but damn do I miss the simplicity of fadeIn() and fadeOut(). Trying to do the same with CSS transitions is much more complicated and

I don't use jQuery anymore, but damn do I miss the simplicity of fadeIn() and fadeOut(). Trying to do the same with CSS transitions is much more complicated and brittle.

dbbk 8y ago
You can use the Web Animations API for this: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Web_Animations_API https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Web_Animati...
- opencl 8y ago
  The Web Animations API is nice but it's a working draft that's only supported by FF and Chrome, no Safari or Edge.
  - dbbk 8y ago
    Safari (desktop and iOS) is actually getting it in the next release. It's also well-polyfilled, we just add it to our Polyfill.io config. According to caniuse, global native support is at 74%.