I just want to point out, use the preferred layout prop. The Framer guys are focusing heavily on it and it's likely that the animate prop will be just for controlled animations using the hook useAnimation.
It's almost the same mentality, but you change the style directly and let framer-motion solve the animation for you.
Nevertheless, good article, one of the only reasons I stay in React is framer-motion and jotai.
I like the Frame API but they need to improve the performance React-Spring feels less laggy and the animations also look more realistic, if they can catch up in this 2 fields Framer is my first choice.
I don't really use Vue.js, but I was searching and found this:
Gsap is a good alternative. But i'm with you that the api of popmotion or react-spring are much more use full.
There is one thing that i found out lately is that 'Enter/Leave & List Transitions' can call javascript functions instead of changing css styles. With this method you can easily animate with gsap.
I just want to point out, use the preferred
layoutprop. The Framer guys are focusing heavily on it and it's likely that theanimateprop will be just for controlled animations using the hookuseAnimation.It's almost the same mentality, but you change the style directly and let framer-motion solve the animation for you.
Nevertheless, good article, one of the only reasons I stay in React is framer-motion and jotai.
Thank you for noticing!! Really good and important to know this
I like the Frame API but they need to improve the performance React-Spring feels less laggy and the animations also look more realistic, if they can catch up in this 2 fields Framer is my first choice.
Yes, I agree with you
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I came upon a few animation libraries in React, specially the spring based ones and am wanting to use them. Thanks for the article on framer motion.
Does it have a Vanilla or Angular library?
framer-motion, as in the documentation, was created focusing on Reactis there an alternative of framer-motion for vue
I just love framer-motion
I don't really use Vue.js, but I was searching and found this:
@vueuse/motion