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The text is appreciated, but too long. More importantly, there are no demos. That text is valuable but should be broken up into smaller sectional chunks, each a
by geuis 16y ago
The text is appreciated, but too long. More importantly, there are no demos. That text is valuable but should be broken up into smaller sectional chunks, each associated with code and functional demos
- ionfish 16y agoI definitely agree it needs some demos: this is my priority, time permitting. Thanks for the feedback!
- evo_9 16y agoThe lack of a demo killed my interest nearly instantly; after hunting around and spending a few minutes and still nothing buried a level or two deeper, yeah I shook my head and moved on. This is an animation library, you should have something on the first page right at the top, even if it's not a proper 'demo' (something to see/look at to get a sense of what this is capable of).
- msy 16y agoAs someone who works with HTML and animation daily I greatly appreciated the detailed text. This isn't about what is made possible, it's about making it easier to structure larger and more complex applications that have significant animation.
- ionfish 16y agoThanks, good to know it was of use. The concern you outline was very much the one I had in mind when developing Firmin—writing large, UI-intensive web applications where CSS transforms and transitions would be useful but too inflexible to use without some mediation through a JavaScript API layer.