Suggestion: A Disclaimer that the lib uses anime.js internally
Mashiane opened this issue · comments
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I just opened the js file using visual studio and noticed that it includes anime.js. I love and use anime.js and I guess I would have included it in my app if I didnt check this out.
This is not an issue though, if you dont mind me asking, the included anime.js is the full or an adopted chopped and changed version to suit your needs?
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- Version used: Checking out the alpha
- Browser Name and version: Brave
- Operating System and version (desktop or mobile): Windows 10
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Hello @Mashiane!
Thanks for pointing it out. I think in the nearer future we should remove the dependency completely,
because it is only using 4 functions or so, which could be done with CSS Animations i guess.
It would be awesome if someone has time to fix this stuff and we do not have to rely on this library.
AnimeJs is great and I use it for other projects too, but in the sense of a fast Web-UI I think it is overpowered.
Also: As far as I know, CSS Animations use the GPU for rendering and Animejs would use Computation-Power via CPU.
So I would prefer the more performant GPU-Path.
In the latest release 2.0.3 animejs is not used anymore.