Same here! I got the “programming” side of things, since i come from iOS, but placing and animating stuff is my weak spot. These videos are exactly what i need to break through😅
hello , i am facing issue when i implement the code i dosnt get the same output earlier i was using bootstrap in that same project i am using this do i need to setup up someting first than tailwind..
I’ve done this on a couple of different navigation menus but always for the active state never for a hover. When I do it for active, I always just said “cursor” to top-0 bottom-0 right-0 left-0 and use layout animations. Is there a benefit to animating with directly instead of using a layout animation?
Mainly just more control :) and to me personally, makes a bit more sense intuitively. Automatics layout animations are nice, but rendering a different element and treating it as if it’s the same can be a bit confusing to track haha
I agree for some cases, but I find this to be more flexible with less edge cases (don’t have to worry around any weird distortion). It’s also more readable for anyone looking at your code who doesn’t know to look for layout props
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Here’s a humble dumb question 🙋🏽♂️: this can be recreated within framer in a few seconds. What’s the benefit of coding it?
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I just know if i watch and practice enough of these videos maybe 1 day i'll be good at frontend development
Same here!
I got the “programming” side of things, since i come from iOS, but placing and animating stuff is my weak spot.
These videos are exactly what i need to break through😅
This was a great video explaining in just enough detail to not be boring but informative, great job!
Thanks for putting some ideas into code that I would never have had the technical ability to do on my own.
all of your videos are sooo chef's kiss ahhh ive been learning so much!!
I think this solution is very clean! Sam Slikoff's solution is great, but requires distortion fixes which can make the code a bit more messy imo.
wow , thanks bro
Thanks, Tom! I'm learning a lot from your videos!
Of course, happy you’re enjoying them! 😁
You're good at explaining stuff.
Thanks.
Thank you! 😁
Love your channel man!
Thank you! :)
This guy need to be viral
Sad framer motion dosen't exists for Svelte.
That was very fun too watch, nice video :)
My best Framer motion TH-camr ever 🧡 + what is the name of your vs code theme ?
Andromeda!
@@tomisloading thx pro ✨
Just a suggestion, make this with Vanilla JS and CSS :D :P BTW great video as always...
I love it
hello , i am facing issue when i implement the code i dosnt get the same output earlier i was using bootstrap in that same project i am using this do i need to setup up someting first than tailwind..
I’ve done this on a couple of different navigation menus but always for the active state never for a hover. When I do it for active, I always just said “cursor” to top-0 bottom-0 right-0 left-0 and use layout animations. Is there a benefit to animating with directly instead of using a layout animation?
Mainly just more control :) and to me personally, makes a bit more sense intuitively. Automatics layout animations are nice, but rendering a different element and treating it as if it’s the same can be a bit confusing to track haha
much easier to do it with layoutId feature
I agree for some cases, but I find this to be more flexible with less edge cases (don’t have to worry around any weird distortion). It’s also more readable for anyone looking at your code who doesn’t know to look for layout props
Here’s a humble dumb question 🙋🏽♂️: this can be recreated within framer in a few seconds. What’s the benefit of coding it?
you didn't even use framer. just whole bunch of react codes