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What do you think of Animate.css
I like it!
https://daneden.github.io/animate.css
For those of you who visited hello.forum.devtalk.com you’ll have seen it in action on the fade-in ![]()
If you’ve not used it, are there any alternatives you use?
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I just make my own CSS animations, they are actually really simple to make if keyframes make sense to you. You can do a rather amazing amount of things with CSS animations, no JS required, very fast and battery efficient. ![]()
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