In case you didn't get a chance to explore the doc site I built for - it's a react library for shader-driven page transitions

the gradients look so smooths

ty!

Looks really nice!

thanks!

This is so good 😊

Awesome

Woahhh, this is so clean!!!

ty!

Epilepsy as a service

really pretty! amazing work

this is so fking cool

🔥

so cool

I love how it looks like, such a overkill for most apps though

the docs & demos are super well done

Thank you!

That looks super cool

This is sick 😳

thanks dude

Feast for my eyes

@PearlSeq12 haha thanks!

beautiful work!

🤌🏻🤌🏻

So sick!

It doesn’t work if u have graphic acceleration disabled maybe add a dialog that says “you have graphic acceleration turned off”

Nice catch. Will fix

a thing of beauty! : )

🫶

so nice

thanks!

awesome!

curious how it handles ssr webgl and server rendering usually don't get along. graceful fallback or skip the transition entirely?

the canvas only mounts on the client so ssr never sees webgl. If browser doesn't support it or the user has reduced-motion enabled, sweep gets skipped and the navigation just happens instantly

Lovely

Hi, if you can add license to glimm I'd love to use. Exactly what I needed honestly. I work on a gamified app that summons multipliers for users gamification reward

Thanks I am gonna use this on my website

Would love to see what you build

I had to go back in time to find this tweet. Nothing fancy, but just added this somewhere in my website.

how did you do these docs? is this all just custom? I've seen a couple new packages with similar docs

Yes its a custom build

is there a way to make it so that it goes from right to left when people use the back button?

looks awesome, any way we can fix the empty space at the top?

mind sharing screenshot of the whitespace you are referring to?

check out this video, 0:03-0:04

ah that's intentional. It gives the shader look and feel of liquid in a container.