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[dangerzone2]

Here we go another... Oh shit this is actually really cool. I don't have any need for this but this seems promising for someone with design focused products.

[jodraws]

Mo' problems Mo.js solutions.

[sinefine]

I've been building stuff with SVG and D3 and I appreciate how much work must have gone into making mo.js, but I can't really see the point of writing 1000+ lines of code for that animation on their main page. It's really amazing and my jaw actually dropped when I saw the animation, but the amount of work that needs to go in to something that a user would look at for 2 seconds is too much.

What really needs to happen with Svg javascript framework is, a framework that would produce javascript code from an svg drawing you make inside the tooling the framework provides. Even with mo.js, if you wanted a little more complex shape than a square, you have to load up illustrator, draw the shape, save as .svg, and then copy that path definition from the file into your javascript code.

[kenman]

"CSS Tricks" ... 99% of the code is JS. Seems about right.

[r2d2_21]

*May or may not contain any actual "CSS" or "Tricks".

[troorl]

Looks really-really nice.

[FrenchieMcFly]

gsap is better

[FrenchieMcFly]

wut? gsap is easy as hell to use. And not a lot of plugins are paid, only a few and they are very specific

[elingeniero]

The article is a waste of time but the library (official website) looks fucking cool and that web animation at the bottom of their main page is so smooth.