@BrettFromDJ There is a figma MCP which work pretty well if you’re figma file is well structured.
Uses all your variables. If you mix it with your framework MCP, it’s actually really fast and accurate in most case
@sandislonjsak I guess some angular project have it. But since angular 16 it shouldn’t be used in most of the case. Signal and computed are much simpler and optimized. Unless very specific use case I don’t see where it would be needed
Exploring SVG animation with random durations. 2 animations that remain smooth.
The goal was to not see any lag between the transitions.
Available on @CodePen
https://t.co/hB9kGSLiIR
You can create this kind of animation with 2 SVG shapes.
No matter the loading duration, it will always remain fluid. No lag between the loading shape and the final (check) shape.
The rest is just a bit of #gsap
@rndr_realm@threejs The effect is so clean! I've been studying the ones created in SVG but this one seems much better.
I think canvas have also much better performance on large pages
@T_Zahil I’m French and I feel the same way. That’s annoying.
They only had one and only opinion: you don’t share it? you’re stupid.
There is absolutely no nuance.
But this is NOT a reflection of the professional French world. Good companies want open minded people.
@ganyicz Let's remind people that this is a tailwind class.
If you don't use it, you need to create a class that would look like:
.scheme-only-dark{
color-scheme: only dark;
}
Just fixed an annoying bug where dragging/dropping too fast add this kind of lag.
The reason was that the speed was always the same. Fixed it by calculating the velocity (kind of). The results seems much more natural, even if it could be improved.
https://t.co/jT3LNfPEaY
What I like with SwiperJS is how easy it is to add animations based on the slide progress.
So much better especially for phone carousel with drag & drop.