Xamanimation VS sunset.css

You can use Xam animations by one of the current xamarin devs for transition animations: https://github.com/jsuarezruiz/Xamanimation

The easiest way to get values such as the scroll X/Y, relative scroll X/Y, and percentage scroll X/Y is using a behavior from the awesome XAML animation library Xamanimation. Xamanimation is a library that leverages all the built-in APIs of Xamarin.Forms to make complex animations with ease.

If you don't like this animation, I suggest to have a look at sunset.css and its repository on GitHub. It's my new open-source library that offers hamburger-animations and also a lot of other CSS-powered transitions. And the best of it: It's way easier to use than creating the animations by yourself.

Hello,

I've created a CSS-library called sunset.css.

If offers a collection of (hopefully) useful CSS-powered hover-animations and also some animations that react to clicks instead.

It's my first open-source project so I try to make everything right:

* I created a npm-project so it is available on npmjs and CDNs

* I created a public github-repository with a wiki for documentation

* I created a landing page to show off the animations

I'd love to here some feedback about all of this! :)

Here are the links:

https://github.com/philippwilhelm/sunset.css

After that, I finally decided to actually publish the first version. I published the landing page, created a GitHub-repository and also created a Twitter-account for the project.