Launched CSSVG.
A small tool to create SVG-based animations and export clean CSS.
Built it to avoid writing repetitive keyframes for simple animations.
https://t.co/32QMSiXdTX
@DMSCoding11 I’m building CSSVG.
It converts SVG animations into clean, editable CSS keyframes. No JS, no heavy libraries.
Still improving edge cases, but works well for UI animations.
https://t.co/32QMSiXdTX
@foxtomb232 I’m building CSSVG.
It converts SVG animations into clean, editable CSS keyframes. No JS, no heavy libraries.
Still improving edge cases, but works well for UI animations.
https://t.co/32QMSiXdTX
@mscode07 I’m building CSSVG.
It converts SVG animations into clean, editable CSS keyframes. No JS, no heavy libraries.
Still improving edge cases, but works well for UI animations.
https://t.co/32QMSiXdTX
@RoxanaLimban I’m building CSSVG.
It converts SVG animations into clean, editable CSS keyframes. No JS, no heavy libraries.
Still improving edge cases, but works well for UI animations.
https://t.co/32QMSiXdTX
@KaiXCreator https://t.co/x6cxokIg8G — teaching devs that SVG animation doesn't need JS.
The stroke-dashoffset trick alone breaks people's brains every time I post it 😄
Early stage. Building in public. What are you working on?
There's a 2-line CSS trick that makes any SVG "draw itself" on screen.
No JS. No canvas. No library.
It's called stroke-dashoffset and almost nobody uses it.
See it in action → https://t.co/x6cxokIg8G
I kept installing GSAP (100KB) and Lottie (239KB) just to animate a few SVG shapes on a landing page.
So I built CSSVG
→ https://t.co/x6cxokIg8G
🧵 Full story on https://t.co/yEYF8a6XIV: https://t.co/xlcGUpNCK2
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