Hi, I recently tried to manage very complex animation, and realized I need this
feature:
When animations fire ready and finish events, they first bubble into to the
associated effects, if effects have nesting children, recursively bubble into
them, after that, bubble back to animations, much li
Hi Glen,
On Wed, May 27, 2015 at 5:09 PM Glen Huang wrote:
> Hi, I recently tried to manage very complex animation, and realized I need
> this feature:
>
> When animations fire ready and finish events, they first bubble into to
> the associated effects, if effects have nesting children, recurs
Hey Shane, thanks for replying so quickly. :)
> If you have some specific examples where you want this behavior, perhaps we
> can work through them with you?
Sure. I was afraid providing concrete use cases and describe them clearly would
make the mail too long, and nobody would want to read it.
One thing I forget to say is that in the first use case, I could choose to not
negate "justify-content: center", and simply animate with the logo and links
all centered, but this makes the distance harder to calculate, and now logo and
links have different slide distance. This is the "not wantin
I hit another obstacle, but while trying to solve it, I think I gained new
insight on how to solve the effect management problem.
The obstacle is pretty straightforward: when multiple effects are nested, I
need some of them to fill until the end the active phase of the root effect,
while others
The conversation unfortunately died.
Maybe the use cases aren't compelling enough. That's totally fine. The only
question I have is that in the responding mail, you said
> You can do this with closures too. Just toggle the class in the classList.
But I don't think I can.
Your original suggesti
On Tue, Jun 16, 2015 at 7:07 PM Glen Huang wrote:
> The conversation unfortunately died.
>
> Maybe the use cases aren't compelling enough. That's totally fine. The
> only question I have is that in the responding mail, you said
>
> You can do this with closures too. Just toggle the class in the c
Thank you. After our discussion on github, I was really inspired.
I now think I should actually leave animated properties around instead of
clearing them. This greatly simplifies how effects are created, and defining an
effect as a reversed version of another becomes very easy.
Putting an absol
Hi Glen,
Sorry, I'm just now catching up on your feedback.
On 2015/06/25 20:58, Glen Huang wrote:
Also curious about two things:
1. Is zero duration, forwards filled, single keyframe effect valid and
fills with the keyframe?;
```
new KeyframeEffect(el, {position: "static"}, {fill: "forwards"})
Thank you for the detailed explanation. I think i have a better understanding
on how to use web-animations now.
> On Jun 29, 2015, at 9:42 AM, Brian Birtles wrote:
>
> Hi Glen,
>
> Sorry, I'm just now catching up on your feedback.
>
> On 2015/06/25 20:58, Glen Huang wrote:
>> Also curious abo
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