Are you tired of static and boring user interfaces? Do you want to create dynamic and engaging experiences for your users? Look no further than VueJS animation techniques!
This presentation covers a variety of animation techniques in VueJS that will take your user interfaces to the next level. From class-based animations to state-driven animations, animating with watchers, and The Component & TransitionGroup, you'll learn the tools you need to create visually stunning and responsive interfaces.
🚀 Class-based animations: learn how to define CSS classes to describe the animation, and use Vue.js to add and remove these classes based on state changes.
🌟 State-driven animations: use Vue.js' reactive data properties to trigger animations based on changes in state.
👀 Animating with watchers: use watchers to trigger animations based on changes in data properties.
🎬 The Transition Component: use Vue.js built-in component to apply enter/leave transition effects to an element when it is inserted/removed from the DOM.
👥 TransitionGroup: use the Vue.js component to animate a list of items as they are added, removed or moved around on the page.
To get started with this presentation, follow these steps:
- Clone the Vue Animations repository to your local machine
git clone https://github.com/Vuejs-Kenya/vue-animations.git
- Navigate to the cloned repository directory
cd vue-animations
- Install the project dependencies
npm install
- Start the development server
npm run dev
- Open localhost in your preferred web browser to view the presentation.
- Clear and concise explanation of various animation techniques in VueJS 📚
- Code examples for each technique to help you implement it in your own projects 💻
- Easy to follow presentation structure 🧭
Contributions to this project are welcome. If you find a bug, have a suggestion for improvement, or would like to add a new feature, please create a pull request. Let's make VueJS animations even more exciting and engaging! 🤩
This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.
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