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when the tool is missing, make it 👨‍🍳 motion path visualizer w/ SVG for accumulated cubic-bezier timed CSS animations ⚡

jhey ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ

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the web needs more arcs

jhey ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ10 months ago

fr 💯

matt10 months ago

you post, i bookmark. its a simple life 👨‍🌾

Danny Clayden Chambers10 months ago

Design System Inspector, Copy Designer.. and more in the way

A.10 months ago

Wow 🔥

Kri3kD3v10 months ago

So neat 🔥

Kumar Shivam10 months ago

that's so awesome!!!

Rajesh10 months ago

This guy keeps cooking BANGERS! 🫡

mohamed-elhaissan10 months ago

yoooooooooooooooow how can i made like this animation ? is there is any spificique library or something ?

Ali9 months ago

Do you offer a complete set of tutorials or a YouTube playlist for your animation process?

Zino10 months ago

This is honestly so cool

dev1abhi10 months ago

Cool stuff

Prathmesh3 months ago

This is soo cool

Michael Long10 months ago

bro 💀 this is nuts do you guys actually use these animations in prod?

edgard10 months ago

🤯

Sam10 months ago

Damn what. This is nuts

Bruce Dean Robinson10 months ago

sick

phobon10 months ago

I'm really into custom tools for this stuff. Seems like such fertile ground to do really amazing things 🤔

Parssa Kyanzadeh10 months ago

very sebastian lague vibes, super sick

Ganesh Dole10 months ago

Wow!! you have a youtube channel?

Pochi10 months ago

This is fantastic! Turning complex, invisible logic into something you can interact with is the core of great developer tooling. It's the same philosophy we're building into Pochi: giving you an agent that can explain your entire codebase, making the whole system feel more visible and tangible.

Radhey Mugdal9 months ago

What tool is this ? can anyone tell me that editor like thing in right side, what's that?

Jakove_HR10 months ago

This is so sick

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