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DialKit now has visual timeline editing for all your fancy animations. Supports loops, groups, staggers, compound animations, and scrubbing (even with springs). I can't wait to see what ya'll create with it! npm i dialkit

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joshpuckett profil fotoğrafı
joshpuckett2 ay önce

full cross framework support here too across react, vue, solid, and svelte. tons of bug fixes as well with this 1.4 release. full docs on github:

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@lochieaxon

joshpuckett profil fotoğrafı
joshpuckett2 ay önce

@lochieaxon Hahaha this is amazing 🤣🤣

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hell yeah dawg

joshpuckett profil fotoğrafı
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Wouldn’t be nearly as good without your feedback and collab! 🙇

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🥰

jerrywang profil fotoğrafı
jerrywang2 ay önce

crazyyyy!!! i was literally working on a project and wondering "what if dialkit can fine-tune animation"

joshpuckett profil fotoğrafı
joshpuckett2 ay önce

your wish is my command, hope you find it helpful!

Solutionb profil fotoğrafı
Solutionb2 ay önce

DialKit 🐐 Figma motion now has competition

joshpuckett profil fotoğrafı
joshpuckett2 ay önce

i think they're additive, not competitive. different intents and purposes. will always love the @figma team 🫶

Josh Millgate profil fotoğrafı
Josh Millgate2 ay önce

Awesome work!

Hey Detya profil fotoğrafı
Hey Detya2 ay önce

oh this is exactly what i've been waiting for, the scrubbing with springs is gonna be game changing

Luca profil fotoğrafı
Luca2 ay önce

@svlleyy HUGE IF TRUE (it is in fact true)

joshpuckett profil fotoğrafı
joshpuckett2 ay önce

@svlleyy many are saying!

matt profil fotoğrafı
matt2 ay önce

@lochieaxon holy cow dude this incredible

Manu Arora profil fotoğrafı
Manu Arora2 ay önce

HE STRIKES AGAIN!!! 💯

siddharth ✢ profil fotoğrafı
siddharth ✢2 ay önce

the gift that keeps on giving 🥹

joshpuckett profil fotoğrafı
joshpuckett2 ay önce

Gifts is one of my love languages, after all

Steve Lauda profil fotoğrafı
Steve Lauda2 ay önce

Another blessing from Josh, thank you!

joshpuckett profil fotoğrafı
joshpuckett2 ay önce

Here to serve!

Farhan profil fotoğrafı
Farhan2 ay önce

GOAT! thanks josh!

joshpuckett profil fotoğrafı
joshpuckett2 ay önce

Gochu boo 💪

Noman profil fotoğrafı
Noman2 ay önce

Incredible work!

Pritam Paul profil fotoğrafı
Pritam Paul2 ay önce

@svlleyy 🫡

Ty Drake profil fotoğrafı
Ty Drake2 ay önce

huge update! can’t wait to try

dicky profil fotoğrafı
dicky2 ay önce

now i feel like editing a video with effects but directly on the web, shhh thanks josh

Morgan profil fotoğrafı
Morgan2 ay önce

sickkkkkk

mekwek profil fotoğrafı
mekwek2 ay önce

@lochieaxon mamma mia

David McGillivray profil fotoğrafı
David McGillivray2 ay önce

incredible ✨

Daniel Destefanis profil fotoğrafı
Daniel Destefanis2 ay önce

@lochieaxon Excellent work!!

joshpuckett profil fotoğrafı
joshpuckett2 ay önce

@lochieaxon Ty sir!

Nem Builds profil fotoğrafı
Nem Builds2 ay önce

@jamesm Love it! Testing it out tomorrow, will share my 2-cents.

Taufiq Rahman profil fotoğrafı
Taufiq Rahman2 ay önce

Looking really cool. Thanks Josh!

sanchezdesign.me profil fotoğrafı
sanchezdesign.me2 ay önce

🐐🐐🐐

Steve profil fotoğrafı
Steve2 ay önce

Figma Motion team should learn from your incredible UX work here. Keep it coming Josh!! 💛

William Hutter profil fotoğrafı
William Hutter2 ay önce

Does dialkit work with simple html and JavaScript files? Or does it only work on react apps? I build primarily Shopify themes and would love to see it at work on my section animations

joshpuckett profil fotoğrafı
joshpuckett2 ay önce

I don’t yet have a raw version, but open a GitHub issue for it and I’ll consider!

Zantos profil fotoğrafı
Zantos2 ay önce

This is so cool. Cant wait

Ryan Furrer @ CYC profil fotoğrafı
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dude doesn't miss 🐐

joshpuckett profil fotoğrafı
joshpuckett2 ay önce

Aim high, miss high!

Ryan Furrer @ CYC profil fotoğrafı
Ryan Furrer @ CYC2 ay önce

I've yet to see you miss 🎯 ty for doing what you do

Greg profil fotoğrafı
Greg2 ay önce

Brilliant! Does it also support ?

joshpuckett profil fotoğrafı
joshpuckett2 ay önce

Conceptually yes! I’ve not tried it, but DialKit handles the parameter updating, and you can put those values anywhere you want

Austin Atkinson profil fotoğrafı
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COOK

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💅👨‍🍳

Micka profil fotoğrafı
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@lochieaxon Oh boy

Nabil profil fotoğrafı
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man! this is gooood

Orezi Mena profil fotoğrafı
Orezi Mena2 ay önce

Too powerful

David Elgena profil fotoğrafı
David Elgena2 ay önce

Brother.., it’s beautiful 😍

joshpuckett profil fotoğrafı
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Thank you sir!

Tom Krcha profil fotoğrafı
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Looks great!

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Cheers Tom!

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