That's the affectionate and mildly manic smile all develop who have dared attempt complex GSAP animations in React 18 (because it's better to smile than to cry) 😂
whoa this got released just in time for me to build my portfolio site. thank you! you're covering so many important essentials and esoteric React concepts.
@@GreenSockLearning Gsap has any learning courses available like webflow university because this is very important to lean now in order to level up in webflow game.
I love how you incorporated Brody into your presentation! It's a testament to your natural ability to go with the flow that, while appears so effortless, takes great skill. Your instructions were clear and speak to larger concerns all React developers should consider even beyond specifically using GSAP. Thanks for the obvious effort you took to show us best practices!
I just had to accept that Brody just pops by occasionally, even if I'm recording, I have no choice in the matter. If I try to lock him out of my office he howls until I let him in 😂
Wow! It always pained me how hard it was to use gsap with React, and I'm glad a proper hook was created that addresses all the issues. Very excited to use this, amazing work by GSAP team!
Means a lot Carl, thanks. I STILL messed up with an audio overlap at 7:40. I'm getting better though, it's a whole skill in itself, I have so much more respect for video creators now. Time consuming stuff. 😂
Props to all your hard work, not only on this video, but on the documentation and the Starter examples on Stack blitz. It’s extremely helpful! I’ll be playing with it this week and I think I’ll be finally taking the leap into Paid GSAP after my next check! Thanks for all you do!
Amazing work here, seeing the react hook type syntax with GSAP in it on the thumbnail blew my mind. As always, excellent tutorial by Cassie and great documentation. Will definitely be using it soon enough !
Her smile is as beautiful as the easy integration of GSAP with React and smoothness by which GSAP controls and animates the DOM elements. Thank you instructor and mainly thank you developers for the useGSAP hook which makes it so easy, gimme a second to acknowledge your greatness 🙇♂🙇♂🙏🙏
It should be illegal to use your guys' platform for free. I'm absolutely blown away how vastly superior GSAP compares to other animation solutions. Very well done.
Ha, This made us laugh, thanks 💚Honestly though - We appreciate every person that supports our development work through Club GSAP! That support allows us to keep the tools free for the majority.
This is so awesome. I started my animation journey with gsap but had to switch when I started working in react. I'm so glad you found a solution for the too many refs problem. Thank you. Definitely gonna try this out in my next project
Hey there! Good question, you can use matchMedia inside useGSAP, useGSAP will revert the matchMedia context. codepen.io/GreenSock/pen/OJmQvLZ We'll add this to the docs!
(I bet this comment will hit the spam filter because I mention Discord but i'll try it anway). In the Framer discord there's frequent questions on how to implement GSAP animations into Framer websites. Some short video showcasing how to do that would be quite valuable.
I'm here since I know you from a podcast and I want to know where I can practice GSAP if I want to become better, is there a page with exercises somewhere? I'm the one who learn by doing
@@GreenSockLearning I have used but I just want to tell you everyone does not use react. So pls make angular specific video also.it will help angular develpers. Thanks
Sure, I don't see why not. GSAP can animate anything that JavaScript can touch. I have zero experience with React Native personally, but I can't imagine why there'd be a problem.
@@JackDoyleGS might give it a shot can you explain how it will work with the class name references used in the video? Given that react native does not use classes for it's elements
@@veedjohnson I have no knowledge of React Native, sorry. But you can target literally any object that JavaScript can touch, even a generic object like {x: 100}. If you're not dealing with DOM elements, then you wouldn't use selector text for your target - you'd reference the objects themselves whose properties you're animating.
Hey nice library but it just seems like it’s a lot of work for animations that you can probably do with css. I mean even librairies like framer motion are probably gonna turn obsolete when the browsers can do it by themselves. Animations are nice but sometimes simplicity is better.
Not really accurate. The animations shown here were deliberately simple for demo purposes. But GSAP allows for a huge amount that just isn't possible using CSS or framer motion.
GSAP provides a lot more control over your animations, especially nested animations that are also dependent on the change of values. If you're doing simpler animations, CSS is the way to go for sure. But GSAP is great for much more complex stuff when you need it.
I'm afraid we only have english docs. Our company is small (three people) and we don't speak french. I'd suggest using a translation extension, www.deepl.com/en/chrome-extension If you get stuck we can try and help you in the forums. Sorry we can't help more here.
@@GreenSockLearning ok okay, good job to you anyway, I use gsap in all my projects and I am satisfied with the results and the performance that gsap brings ❤ I hope that there will be a French version of the documentation one day 😊
Wooow ! Is that the Pixel Spirit Deck in the background ? ( Maybe I should use it after all this time ) ;) Otherwise, great video, I'm going to check out this new hook ! Thanks. ☀
Your laughing and smiling throughout the video makes me happy. Great video. Thank you.
Clear, succinct and comprehensive. Your calm energy is just cherry on top!
That's the affectionate and mildly manic smile all develop who have dared attempt complex GSAP animations in React 18 (because it's better to smile than to cry) 😂
no lie detected.
This is the best tutorial I've watched recently in terms of clean delivery and the chill and happy energy you both give out!
Ah thanks, that's so nice to hear.
This is such a great channel. Love the production quality.
Had these issues with cleaning up and killing animations, it's perfect you have a hook. Works amazing, just plug and play 👏
whoa this got released just in time for me to build my portfolio site. thank you! you're covering so many important essentials and esoteric React concepts.
So glad this helped you!
@@GreenSockLearning Gsap has any learning courses available like webflow university because this is very important to lean now in order to level up in webflow game.
I love how you incorporated Brody into your presentation! It's a testament to your natural ability to go with the flow that, while appears so effortless, takes great skill. Your instructions were clear and speak to larger concerns all React developers should consider even beyond specifically using GSAP. Thanks for the obvious effort you took to show us best practices!
I just had to accept that Brody just pops by occasionally, even if I'm recording, I have no choice in the matter. If I try to lock him out of my office he howls until I let him in 😂
Wow!
It always pained me how hard it was to use gsap with React, and I'm glad a proper hook was created that addresses all the issues. Very excited to use this, amazing work by GSAP team!
Beautiful addition to Gsap React ecosystem, thank you team GSAP 👍✨
wow. fantastic job on the video! editing is crazy good. can't even imagine how long it took to put it all together and have it flow so well.
Means a lot Carl, thanks. I STILL messed up with an audio overlap at 7:40. I'm getting better though, it's a whole skill in itself, I have so much more respect for video creators now. Time consuming stuff. 😂
will you be working on some react content in the future?
will you be working on some react content in the future?
Thanks for your interest in my GSAP training. No immediate plans for React at this time. The GSAP team has really great resources to get you going.
@@snorklTV Thank you for the answer! I have your course! And it's extremely great! Do you know any gsap course with react?
Oh I've been waiting for this! Good work team! 💚
Props to all your hard work, not only on this video, but on the documentation and the Starter examples on Stack blitz. It’s extremely helpful! I’ll be playing with it this week and I think I’ll be finally taking the leap into Paid GSAP after my next check! Thanks for all you do!
Oh this is so nice to hear, thanks for taking the time to leave such a nice message - pop into the forums if you have any feedback or need any help. 💚
Amazing work here, seeing the react hook type syntax with GSAP in it on the thumbnail blew my mind. As always, excellent tutorial by Cassie and great documentation. Will definitely be using it soon enough !
Her smile is as beautiful as the easy integration of GSAP with React and smoothness by which GSAP controls and animates the DOM elements. Thank you instructor and mainly thank you developers for the useGSAP hook which makes it so easy, gimme a second to acknowledge your greatness 🙇♂🙇♂🙏🙏
I was going to point the same ... She is so happy, that makes me happy :)
The useGSAP hook as well as the entire library was authored by Brody in his spare time between walks.
I love how calmly you explain things.
and i love watching her
It should be illegal to use your guys' platform for free. I'm absolutely blown away how vastly superior GSAP compares to other animation solutions. Very well done.
Ha, This made us laugh, thanks 💚Honestly though - We appreciate every person that supports our development work through Club GSAP! That support allows us to keep the tools free for the majority.
@@GreenSockLearning we do really appreciate your amazing continuous efforts, great job.
Officially starting using gsap in my react projects. Awesome
You can thank Brody for that. It's really him who calls the shots.
This is so awesome. I started my animation journey with gsap but had to switch when I started working in react. I'm so glad you found a solution for the too many refs problem. Thank you. Definitely gonna try this out in my next project
This is awesome. Now I can actually try GSAP in my projects
Took a little too much brain cells to understand, but got it watching twice! Nice video, thanks a lot!
Great content along with an amazing and infectious energy 💖💖
That was nice intro to gasp I definitely going to learn it.
Wow she is so good explaining it.
This us pure gold! Thank you, Cassie
Woop woop! Hope it helps you!
Great and easily understandable presentation. Also, the video editing is top notch! I'm impressed!
Except a little bug at 7:41 :P
argh. There's always one 🫠 @@gorki90
More tutorial with useGSAP please! .... Thanks a lot for this, fantastic job ❤
Amazing developments! Nice work, and thank you!
Wow what an excellent demo of this. Thanks!
Incredible! What a great explainer video. I’m excited to try this out!
this was a tremendous walkthrough, thank u!!
had me at "awkwardly named bit of nonsense"😂
Awesome tutorial. I will be improving readability and clean code with this hook. I am feeling lucky to see this video. 🎉❤
It might be a problem solving hook for cleanup issues. Great work
Hi, How do I properly use matchMedia inside the hook?
Btw, your stackblitz example for your Next13 Page transitions is not currently working… it’s failing at the start command.
Can we use it for react native expo or any advice except animated for expo?
can I use this useGSAP hook in nextjs static site generation rendering?
This was a great video, I’ll be testing it out
Very imortant update, great video.
I keep getting the error: Module not found: Can't resolve 'gsap'. Can anyone help me?
Finally! GSAP rocks
A little audio overlap happening around 7:40 but pretty stocked about the React love you're sending us lately, thanks!
It's a shame youtube doesn't allow re-uploads, but thanks for the spot.
it simplify a lot and nice presentation
Thanks for the hook!, but what if i need to use matchMedia that already has context within it?
Hey there! Good question, you can use matchMedia inside useGSAP, useGSAP will revert the matchMedia context. codepen.io/GreenSock/pen/OJmQvLZ
We'll add this to the docs!
how to use React with GSAP ScrollSmoother? Do I have to create ScrollSmoother in every component?
No - Just at the root level.
Here's a demo for you - stackblitz.com/edit/react-iqmjfx?file=src%2FApp.js
Hope it helps
Nice work! appreciate your kindness for publishing it free!
"drowining in a sea of refs.." - yep, I know that feeling!
Oooh niiice!! ❤❤ praise be!! 🙌🙌
Awesome hook! Your presentations are always very good👍🏻
Great work!
can anyone point out to me how I can animate during unmount and mount using gsap. like modal view and exit.
for vue.js do u planning something like this?
GSAP is lovely ❤
Great presentation.
(I bet this comment will hit the spam filter because I mention Discord but i'll try it anway). In the Framer discord there's frequent questions on how to implement GSAP animations into Framer websites. Some short video showcasing how to do that would be quite valuable.
Thanks for the feedback - We're not really familiar with framer's GUI, but GSAP is just JS and can be added wherever you can add custom code.
You're so good!
It’s a great video mam ❤
Provide some use cases scroll trigger animation using react and gsap.
Again thank you 🙏
I'm here since I know you from a podcast and I want to know where I can practice GSAP if I want to become better, is there a page with exercises somewhere? I'm the one who learn by doing
finally waited for this for so long
Is this working for React Native too?
wow very much needed
I am going to Use GSAP in my Gatsby project. It's the first time I'm using GSAP and Gatsby. I really need this. Thanks
wow, nice work)
Love it!
0:07
React is a Library, not a framework...☺
Is something like this available in Vue ?
At the moment we advise using gsap.context() for vue - (which is what this hook uses under the hood) examples here -
gsap.com/resources/frameworks/
@@GreenSockLearning thank you.
nice! thanks!
I think i love her
Absolutely awesome. Thank you for making this!
it's amazing
can you make something for angular. I love to work with gsap in angular framework.
Have you used GSAP in angular? Did you have any specific friction points?
@@GreenSockLearning I have used but I just want to tell you everyone does not use react. So pls make angular specific video also.it will help angular develpers. Thanks
can i use gsap in react native ?
Sure, I don't see why not. GSAP can animate anything that JavaScript can touch. I have zero experience with React Native personally, but I can't imagine why there'd be a problem.
@@JackDoyleGSthere will be a problem because GSap animates html elements.
How is that going to work with native?
@@veedjohnson GSAP can animate literally anything that JavaScript can touch - not just DOM elements.
@@JackDoyleGS might give it a shot can you explain how it will work with the class name references used in the video? Given that react native does not use classes for it's elements
@@veedjohnson I have no knowledge of React Native, sorry. But you can target literally any object that JavaScript can touch, even a generic object like {x: 100}. If you're not dealing with DOM elements, then you wouldn't use selector text for your target - you'd reference the objects themselves whose properties you're animating.
tnx for your content
🙏 Thanks for that
Nice and smart girl!
Hy , mam please recommend me easy book for learning react js . With easy words of English
Hey nice library but it just seems like it’s a lot of work for animations that you can probably do with css. I mean even librairies like framer motion are probably gonna turn obsolete when the browsers can do it by themselves. Animations are nice but sometimes simplicity is better.
Not really accurate. The animations shown here were deliberately simple for demo purposes. But GSAP allows for a huge amount that just isn't possible using CSS or framer motion.
GSAP provides a lot more control over your animations, especially nested animations that are also dependent on the change of values. If you're doing simpler animations, CSS is the way to go for sure. But GSAP is great for much more complex stuff when you need it.
Nice, that came at the right time!!! I also have to praise Cassie's videos. They are always some of the best learning material you can find.
I love to hear this 💚 Always trying to get better at it!
awesome
Nice will add this to my bag, what breed of dog is that btw😅 so cute
He's a rescue street dog so we don't know what sort. He's a good boy though. 🐕
Big Stretch
please provide documentation available for French speakers
I'm afraid we only have english docs. Our company is small (three people) and we don't speak french. I'd suggest using a translation extension, www.deepl.com/en/chrome-extension
If you get stuck we can try and help you in the forums. Sorry we can't help more here.
@@GreenSockLearning ok okay, good job to you anyway, I use gsap in all my projects and I am satisfied with the results and the performance that gsap brings ❤ I hope that there will be a French version of the documentation one day 😊
Thank you my poussy
smart dev
чудесная девушка, еще и умная)
Me: I like that accent. I wonder where it comes from
Also me: React is now a framework
Some random guy: Don't take everything literally
looks worth giving a try , also will be spamming here if things break.
Our forums are far more responsive!
yay!
😍Cassie
like for the dog, great video though 😅
Wooow ! Is that the Pixel Spirit Deck in the background ? ( Maybe I should use it after all this time ) ;) Otherwise, great video, I'm going to check out this new hook ! Thanks. ☀
Good eye! It is indeed
What is she smiling at❤😂🌹
Marcos Route
Weimann Plaza
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that useGSAP is not working in next14 without use client!!
This sounds like something to take to our forums - gsap.com/community/forums/forum/11-gsap/
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Her voice is so sexy !!!