my-js-math-and-ui-utils
A bunch of typescript math and ui utils that I use a lot (by AlessandroCipolletti)
slide-element
A < 750 byte Promise-based library for animating elements with dynamic heights open & closed. Basically, a modern variant of jQuery's slideUp(), slideDown(), and slideToggle(). (by alexmacarthur)
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| 1 | 177 | |
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| 7.1 | 0.0 | |
| 2 months ago | 11 months ago | |
| TypeScript | TypeScript | |
| MIT License | ISC License |
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- I made a < 750 byte JavaScript library for sliding elements open & closed, inspired by jQuery's slide utilities.
- Here's a < 750 byte JavaScript library for sliding elements open & closed, inspired by jQuery's slide utilities.
- Here's my ~700 byte library for sliding elements open + closed (now supports animating padding too).
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When a JavaScript WeakMap() Actually Came in Handy
Back when I was working on slide-element, I noticed an issue that would occur when I rapidly toggled an element open & closed. If the previous animation wasn't allowed to finish, the new one would eventually get outta whack, clipping the content on subsequent animations.
- I built a ~700 byte library for sliding elements w/ dynamic heights open & closed.
- I made a <500 byte library for animating elements w/ dynamic heights open & closed.
- I made a ~465 byte library for animating elements w/ dynamic heights open & closed.
- Show HN: I made a 450 byte lib for sliding auto height elements open/closed
- I made a 600 byte library for sliding elements w/ variable heights open & closed.
- slide-element: a tiny, jQuery-reminiscent library for hiding and showing elements in a sliding fashion
What are some alternatives?
When comparing my-js-math-and-ui-utils and slide-element you can also consider the following projects:
okikio-native - An initiative which aims to make it easy to create complex, light-weight, and performant web applications using modern js api's.
react-native-animatable - Standard set of easy to use animations and declarative transitions for React Native
dababy - :trollface: Data binding so simple even DaBaby could do it!
spring-easing - Quick and easy spring animation. Works with other animation libraries (gsap, animejs, framer motion, motion one, @okikio/animate, etc...) or the Web Animation API (WAAPI).
dom - Fusor is a simple JavaScript library that helps declaratively create and update DOM elements
scrollreveal - Animate elements as they scroll into view.
littlefoot - Footnotes without the footprint.