I thought you were going to use Async/Await at first, but I see why you choose the `withResolvers` way, you already have to deal with callbacks so this one works great in that case.
I made a simple FLIP class a few months back and it's nice to see being introduced to a much more robust technique. It uses scale so it did have the problems you mentioned.
Unfortunately, compositors have no direct replacement for width/height. Honestly, it's 2024, rendering engines should just optimize layout/size animations. Mozilla's quantum renderer has shown it's possible
Looks cool. I only wish you would also show how to it using React. Thanks anyway.. (P.S. A Svelte hashtag could have been helpful among the other tags, although it requires some professional integrity)
To be fair he's showing how to do it nearly vanilla JS. FLIP animations from scratch are a bit more advanced, and once you're acquainted with web technology, and the basics of js, html and css this is easily transposable to any other framework. I wouldn't be so snarky but your P.S. is quite rude.
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Thank you for the detailed explanation!
How do you make your videos about EXACTLY what I'm working on every week. It's insane.
Right? Black magic
I just told a college about this technique yesterday and wanted to do some research on it, because I kind of failed at explaining it 😅.
Great video!
He has a microphone in your room
AMAZING video!!! Thanks for sharing!! And using SVELTE!! Simply AMAZING!!! Once again... thanks!!
I thought you were going to use Async/Await at first, but I see why you choose the `withResolvers` way, you already have to deal with callbacks so this one works great in that case.
I made a simple FLIP class a few months back and it's nice to see being introduced to a much more robust technique. It uses scale so it did have the problems you mentioned.
Unfortunately, compositors have no direct replacement for width/height. Honestly, it's 2024, rendering engines should just optimize layout/size animations. Mozilla's quantum renderer has shown it's possible
@@anxpara yea, the workarounds you have to do with scale are crazy. also would be cool if they improve performance for shadows and blurs
is funny because in every chapter he beins with "all right..." 😁😁 i love you joy ♥
Noticed the exact same thing :)
jeben video ali I almost died waiting for the box to finally move
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You're amazing 🎉
Very nice video, could you go into more detail on how to animate rotation too?
it's cursed but you can do it
Wow❤
I'm crying at 1:37 it's so funny
Looks cool.
I only wish you would also show how to it using React.
Thanks anyway..
(P.S.
A Svelte hashtag could have been helpful among the other tags, although it requires some professional integrity)
To be fair he's showing how to do it nearly vanilla JS. FLIP animations from scratch are a bit more advanced, and once you're acquainted with web technology, and the basics of js, html and css this is easily transposable to any other framework. I wouldn't be so snarky but your P.S. is quite rude.
@@michaelkadziela7460 you are right.
I guess I had a bad day or something.
you can pass async functions into $effect? when was this added?
You could always but I ignore the warning.
Are you using Svelte 5? I see the runes
Yeah! 😄
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