SirHound

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by SirHound 5y ago
Yet indeed! As someone who has always built animation libraries based on rAF, this project has been a nice change of pace to limit myself to WAAPI. And I want to continue that with making other browser APIs easier to use, which will include
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by SirHound 5y ago
Imperative JS libraries are more convenient to schedule and dynamically generate animations, but above and beyond that this offers timeline sequencing for long animation orchestration, independent transform animations, and will soon offer s
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by SirHound 5y ago
That's not intended at all - which page were you on when you tried to go back? What did you use to go back (back button/key shortcut)? I can't imagine what is doing it but will fix. Another poster has pointed out the play but
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by SirHound 5y ago
That's an interesting approach but no the MIT license applies to everything and I don't want to stop anyone from knowing what they're installing and distributing. Github access is more of a convenience perk for sponsors at th
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by SirHound 5y ago
Yeah that's fine. But repo access is more a convenience upsell, you can always get the source code (or pretty close transpiled code) from the npm distribution.
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by SirHound 5y ago
Nothing, its MIT, go wild :)
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by SirHound 5y ago
I'm not looking to block anyone. I want this to be open. And I don't want a confusing license. The code is pretty unobscured on npm so its less convenient but the source is free for anyone who can be bothered to go that route. My
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by SirHound 5y ago
Ah apologises I just wanted to reduce the number of "off ramps" and as the other comment says, I am sort of assuming that people might be familiar with them but indeed they might be more fitting to your project (Popmotion if you w
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by SirHound 5y ago
Framer Motion is very high level, declarative API. It works out when to fire animations based on state and gesture changes. It also has a very advanced layout animations engine. This is more of a classic JS library like Greensock or Popmoti
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by SirHound 5y ago
Hi HN! I'm Matt, author of Framer Motion and Popmotion. Today I'm launching my new side-project, Motion One. It's a new animation library built on the Web Animations API (WAAPI). I actually started this project as a book, but
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Show HN: Motion One – New animation library, built on the Web Animations API(motion.dev)
327 points by SirHound 5y ago|58 comments
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by SirHound 5y ago
Hi HN! I'm Matt, author of Framer Motion and Popmotion. Today I'm launching my side-project, Motion One. It's a new animation library built on the Web Animations API (WAAPI). I actually started this project as a book, but rep
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by SirHound 5y ago
It doesn’t really have anything in common with them other than the camera. It’s more like the Spectacles
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by SirHound 5y ago
Yeah, not messing with free markets. That has proved to work really well.
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by SirHound 5y ago
That’d be “data” if the American prison system was just. But it isn’t.
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by SirHound 5y ago
Aren’t nested coordinate systems a quite natural match for a DOM-like tree structure?
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by SirHound 5y ago
Yes and one of those is a stable supply.
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by SirHound 5y ago
This simply isn't true - offset-path, CSS.registerProperty, there are plenty of instances where non PWA-related features aren't even close to implemented
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by SirHound 5y ago
Yeah you do.
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by SirHound 5y ago
Its not an attack on feminists though?
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by SirHound 5y ago
Certainly some of these APIs look to offer extensibility but the Animation Worklet as it currently stands doesn’t come close to offering the kind of extensibility you’d expect in this area: https://mattperry.is/writing-code&
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by SirHound 5y ago
A quick scan of my inbox and spam folders would refute this
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by SirHound 5y ago
Same - if it were a subscription service I may have tried it out. But knowing how these digital services tend to go and how quickly Google kills its services I was never going to “buy” a game from them.
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by SirHound 5y ago
"You won, get over it"
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Animate Extruded Text with CSS(motion.dev)
3 points by SirHound 6y ago|0 comments
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by SirHound 6y ago
That's true, consequences of actions are only ever felt within a very limited timeframe.
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by SirHound 6y ago
Surely the depth effect only worked with one eye closed?
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by SirHound 6y ago
Yeah I found out you can combine two videos in QuickTime by dragging one into the other. Amazing but I had to Google it
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by SirHound 6y ago
The drivers also figure out what behaviour will maximise their business. Changes to the algo can have unintended consequences.
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by SirHound 6y ago
I agree. Imagine having your senses overwhelmed by images and sensations of the most terrifying shit you can’t even imagine. And the way governments excuse their repeated attacks on encryption - no safe harbour - who can’t see that directly

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