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Exactly. Customizing exactly how a header bar "sticks" to the top when it hits a certain point, cannot be done with any built in browser scroller. The same is t
by jordwalke 12y ago
Exactly. Customizing exactly how a header bar "sticks" to the top when it hits a certain point, cannot be done with any built in browser scroller. The same is true of any animation that should happen in sync with the scrolling itself (think like a parallax fade/scale animation etc).
- akrymski 12y agoWhat most apps need can be done by listening to touch events instead of scroll events. Eg hiding the top bar when user started scrolling down and so on. I can't even think of an app that has a parallax effect. If your app is required to have complex animations then web tech is not the right tech choice in general imo