When dealing with complex CSS animations, there is a tendency to create expansive @keyframes with lots of declarations. There are a couple of trick...
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What a deep-dive, awesome article! Thank you for that one!
If I may add a suggestion: to make the maths part a bit more readable, the editor allows for KaTeX using liquid tags, so you can format the formulas in well-known notations, such as fractions, subscripts, superscripts, sum signs (capital sigma), etc.
thanks for the tip, now the article looks a lot better 👍
Love it, thank you again for the great article 😀
Oh we have math here, thanks god! will edit right now ... it wasn't the case on CSS-tricks 😔
Lol to all those people who ones assumed, front end don't require any math.
Front end require math and geometry ;) (like I am doing here: dev.to/afif/fully-responsive-css-f... and here: dev.to/afif/responsive-hexagon-gri...) and more Math-related posts are coming ;)
Looking forward to it
State of the art work.
Are you aware of 3Blue1Brown?
One of my fav YouTubers on awesome topics like these 👌💯
not really, my engineer days are behind me now but might be good to refresh my memory 😉
Also the opensource animation engine he uses manim 🔥😉
Another great article!
Just commenting for the algorithm 😜
Awesome very nice
Nice math :D .
haha usually I use cubic-bezier.com because it takes much less time.
Yes, I also know desmos.. I use it for my assignments ;)
wow, who says that advanced CSS tricks are not rocket science.
thank you for the deep dive
Gustavo.
Great Article bro
This article makes me feel I don't know any CSS at all! It's scary :))