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I'm just using a tiny lib that makes things easier: https://github.com/bendc/animate https://github.com/bendc/animate Other than that, it's just vanilla js/css.
by benjamindc 12y ago
I'm just using a tiny lib that makes things easier: https://github.com/bendc/animate https://github.com/bendc/animate Other than that, it's just vanilla js/css.
- brentm 12y agoIt looks great. Would love to see a blog post explaining your methodology.
- benjamindc 12y agoThanks! I might actually write a "behind the scenes" post, assuming I find the motivation to do it :p
- octref 12y agoPlease do, sir! I'm a CS student really interested in web design, and I just started dabbling CSS animation for a month. To be honest, this page, together with Google IO 2015 page, are the best I've seen. I really look forward to reading your post about how this page is built or the source code.
- sergiotapia 12y agoI just want to say that you're one of my favorite designers out there and I enjoy your various posts out there on the web. Thanks so much for sharing your talent for us developers to peek inside!
- benjamindc 12y agoThank you, means a lot :)
- vuldin 12y agoSeeing the differences between how this performs in chromium vs firefox is a little annoying... it's one thing that chromium still does much better, for the time being I hope.
- benjamindc 12y agohttps://stripe.com/bitcoin https://stripe.com/bitcoin runs actually super smoothly for me on Firefox 35.
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- beecup 12y agoCan you share a un-minified version of this? I would love to see how you are using the animate lib to do this. Using a beautifier is still to hard to read for me :/