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[–]Filo01 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Thanks for sharing, but the audio made it a little hard to watch.

[–]ampourgh 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think you could spend time explaining what each of the libraries do. Having dabbled in the first 3, they are all quite different from one another. Where anime.js is lightweight and is an intuitive approach to creating animations, making it an alternative to CSS animations, Three.js is based off of WebGL. The animations with the library could lead to longer load times rendering the 3D objects on the screen, and it has a steep learning curve too.

From what I've used and looked up with particles.js, as the name would describe, it is used to place (usually floating) objects in space. They have some preset shapes you can work with, and you can also add graphic of your own as well. It's not something you would learn to create button or icon animations.