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Introducing Auto Layout in Anime.js v4.3! - Animate display flex / grid / none, etc. - Enter / Leave animations - Animate DOM position changes - Interruptible animations - Staggered children animations - Supports any easing functions - Dead simple API Link below ⬇︎

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Julian Garnier9 months ago

Docs: Release notes: @CodePen examples:

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Julian Garnier9 months ago

If the periodic table looks familiar it's because it's a port of this @threejs demo: ! Anime.js version:

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Pasquale D’Silva9 months ago

you are a beast

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Julian Garnier9 months ago

Haha thank you professor 🙂‍

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lugii9 months ago

hello someone made a Bags coin for you to support your work!

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Madhav Shroff9 months ago

Again… course whennnnn?? 😭😭😭 Banger updates tho

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Madhav Shroff9 months ago

Epiccc

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Adetunji | Software Engineer (Web & Mobile)9 months ago

This is really cool It would save me so much time when working with height reduction animations in animejs

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Nicolas Jesenberger9 months ago

Huge, love the demos!

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Carlo Taleon9 months ago

ayoo? Layout animations for any JS framework now!

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Julian Garnier9 months ago

Apparently !

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Rayman👾9 months ago

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Eason Chai9 months ago

Let’s hope more AI knows how to use animejs cuz it’s freaking lit

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Thirdpen9 months ago

this is dope 😍

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Jad Bitar9 months ago

Can’t wait to try this! Thank you 👏👌

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Kevin Seabourne9 months ago

does it work with solid.js ? @JulianGarnier

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Julian Garnier9 months ago

Apparently yes, auto layout animations in @solid_js ! @RyanCarniato

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zkespresso9 months ago

@kevinseabourne @solid_js @RyanCarniato What are you using to record & zoom like this? Looks sexy

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Julian Garnier9 months ago

@kevinseabourne @solid_js @RyanCarniato @screenstudio !

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tobto9 months ago

That's awesome 😎

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Aaliya9 months ago

This looks really cool! Can’t wait to try it in my projects.

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Rohit9 months ago

this is so fucking good

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Omar9 months ago

beauuuuuuuuuuuuutiful 🤩

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Sebastian Buzdugan9 months ago

position change animations alone make this super compelling

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boom9 months ago

Anime.js is still one of my favourite websites

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Webiny Enterprise CMS+ ⚡️9 months ago

Nice evolution of anime.js. Looks like a serious step forward for UI animation ergonomics.

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hārmañ9 months ago

Fire 🔥

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Hieu Nguyen9 months ago

looks sick!

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Koru Language9 months ago

This looks INCREDIBLE!

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ReverseAI9 months ago

Anime.js v4.3 Auto Layout - flex/grid/none animations, enter/leave, position changes, interruptible. DOM-aware staggering; simple API.

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Ditectrev9 months ago

This is Huge!🔥🔥

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Its pyy9 months ago

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MAGUID9 months ago

Auto Layout looks insanely powerful

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Jason Ho9 months ago

somebody stop this dood. he's cooking too hard.

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Steve Oak9 months ago

great demo vid how is it different from motion js?

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aditya addepalli9 months ago

you’re gonna feed countries with the way you’re cooking 🔥

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Mike Sewell9 months ago

Unreal

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Matin Tat9 months ago

Yooo. Does it work with react? Specially exit animations?

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nico9 months ago

this is dope will fs be looking into this more

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ℜ𝔞𝔣𝔞𝔢𝔩🪽9 months ago

hmm👀

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