SVGs being from 2001 is old? I thought they were from the early 90s or 80s like most things in CS :D (HTML, Python, vim, Haskell) As for the animations however, amazing explanation. I did use framer motion in a project recently, but I didn't thought of applying it to SVGs. It looks sick
Thanks! You are very straightforward and clear, unlike Framer Motion documentation.
oh my this video saved my life. i was using chatgpt to animate each polygon. it was nightmare. didnt know framer motion exits!
Great video, the best part is mapping the the power field.
SVGs being from 2001 is old? I thought they were from the early 90s or 80s like most things in CS :D (HTML, Python, vim, Haskell)
As for the animations however, amazing explanation. I did use framer motion in a project recently, but I didn't thought of applying it to SVGs. It looks sick
Nice explanation. I used framer motion in many of my projects as well. Keep it up!
Great explanation video... I use Framer Motion to animate SVGs too...
Always wanted to do this simple animations without use lottie! thank you!
Great efforts! Thank you
Awesome video! What do you use to preview SVG in VSCode?
5:59 SVG Preview
Nice video, thanks
Thank you
Nice video. Is there a way to animate SVG or change current animation using something like onClick/onTap in framer-motion? I can't find anything.
You can animate something by using a deconstructed object with animation parameters and modify that object on demand in hook, I believe.
Buenisimo, gracias!!
Hey, is it possible to make this component as a background for a div?
edit: typo
You can do background: url(%svg%) in CSS, if I understood your question right.
Nice video...
You actually use the word actually quite a lot, actually.
I feel like this tutorial is for those who know how to do this
Typical programmer guide: cut out the part where he actually writes the stuff, that we came to see how to do.