Noted, the only issue is different teams follow different standards and tools for their projects. So it's kind of difficult to create one "industry" standard for a course.
Thanks for sharing! I noticed when using viewtransition, that the app is not clickable while transitioning. Is this only in my example or is this just a limitation of the viewtransition api? I am looking forward to read more about your motion library. ;)
Thanks for your comment :) Acc to the docs, the view-transition-old is basically just an image so not interactive. But the view-transition-new is a LIVE element - so clicks should work there. If you want the element to be interactive throughout the animation, you can simply switch to the new LIVE element, instead of fading in from the old. It's explained more with an example here: developer.chrome.com/docs/web-platform/view-transitions/same-document#transitioning-without-freezing About the motion library, sure, what do you want to know? It's still a work in progress :)
@ZoaibKhan yeah I read that you are working on it. I am just curious how the implementation and dx will be, since I always have been jealous when i saw something about reacts framer motion. Thanks for the information, I will have a look at it.
Thanks for the lesson.
My pleasure! 😊
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Noted, the only issue is different teams follow different standards and tools for their projects. So it's kind of difficult to create one "industry" standard for a course.
Thanks for sharing 👍
Welcome 😊
Thanks for sharing!
I noticed when using viewtransition, that the app is not clickable while transitioning.
Is this only in my example or is this just a limitation of the viewtransition api?
I am looking forward to read more about your motion library. ;)
Thanks for your comment :)
Acc to the docs, the view-transition-old is basically just an image so not interactive. But the view-transition-new is a LIVE element - so clicks should work there. If you want the element to be interactive throughout the animation, you can simply switch to the new LIVE element, instead of fading in from the old.
It's explained more with an example here: developer.chrome.com/docs/web-platform/view-transitions/same-document#transitioning-without-freezing
About the motion library, sure, what do you want to know? It's still a work in progress :)
@ZoaibKhan yeah I read that you are working on it. I am just curious how the implementation and dx will be, since I always have been jealous when i saw something about reacts framer motion.
Thanks for the information, I will have a look at it.
Using ai i removed the firebase stuff and instead mocked the login. Provide a firebase less version plz
Ok noted :) Which IDE did you use for mocking the login?