React-spring: on animations and hooks - Alec Larson @alecdotbiz at @ReactEurope 2019
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
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React-spring is a popular React animation library that explores physics based UI animation. This talk will be about the state of React animation in general, the methods and techniques employed, the journey we took with react-spring, and how Reacts new hooks feature can change the way animation is supposed to work for the foreseeable future. Animated hooks can mend the gap between the declarative and the imperative and express intent more clearly, which has big implications on not only the moving thing itself but also with how we combine it with all the other things going on around it, from the data-model to user interaction.
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Thanks the overview Alec, and thank you for posting the talk publicly ReactEurope!
I'm here if anyone has any questions. 👍
Alec, this is so goddamn cool and powerful. Thank you for sharing!
I'd love to see an example with react router and nested components using enter/leave, but I think this talk and the docs has given me enough information to try this myself. Thanks so much for all your work on this (and the contributors!), very cool!
Please I need the link to the example that you show on stage, special the one at 8:04
Is there a tutorial/docs on how to use React Spring to animate between whole components?
Just used react-spring on a tinder clone for swiping gestures, soooooo amazing! Thank you! Can't wait to implement the chain of animations from your examples.
Awesome talk and project. Thanks so much!
Hi great presentation, next time please use more examples. As showing only code is not so engaging for people who haven't use spring :)
couldve used a little less self promotion and reading. but still a wonderful and important library.
Thanks for the feedback. Our speakers spend hours working on their presentation so the least we can do is let them plug their personal project if they have one, think of it as a way to support them like a patreon would for example.
This was my first technical talk ever, if that counts for anything. :)
Alec Larson sure, counts for a lot :) but feedback still stands if you want it, if not totally feel free to ignore im just an internet rando
@@swyxTV Thanks, I do appreciate the feedback. Is there something you didn't like about what I promoted, or just that I promoted at all? How much promotion is the right amount? You're the first to critique that aspect of my talk, so I'd love to hear your opinions on this.
Alec Larson self promotion is totally fine. all i said was couldve used a little less of it. compare with other speakers and you’ll see. but please dont let my criticism overhang your overall experience giving the talk. its a great first talk, do more, develop your style that works for you. for example you can experiment with showing a roadmap of what you’ll cover, and checking back in on that roadmap at key points during the talk. it can be handy when you have a lot to cover like you did here, and puts stuff in relation to each other eg how the imperative api and the imperative ref api and the normal declarative api contrast. anytime you can zoom out and put stuff in context instead of sequentially is always appreciated.
hopefully thats some constructive criticism for you, i didnt want you to think i was solely attacking self promotion. it was just the most obvious “style points deduction” i’d make. and of course the less you read docs and the more you tell stories, the better.