GreenSock

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by GreenSock 7y ago
Wow, thanks so much! All the way back from the Flash days, huh? Excellent. We love hearing that. We'll keep pressing to make it better, even after a decade. Version 3 is definitely the best ever.
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by GreenSock 10y ago
I'd bet that most people who have done advanced animation work [with code] can see exactly what Chris means. I certainly can. There is incredible motion design work that is purely accomplished in code. Certain things are faster and far
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by GreenSock 10y ago
With over 1.6 million sites using GreenSock (and growing fast), I'd say it's gotten plenty of love outside Advertising/Marketing circles ;) It's widely seen as the go-to animation library on the web...period. Most award-
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by GreenSock 10y ago
Hm, I don't recall seeing multiple RAFs in that demo. GSAP is all driven by a single one. And yes, I totally agree that nobody should place too much weight on just one performance test. I always advocate people doing their own tests wh
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by GreenSock 10y ago
Congrats on the release! You said Anime is equal or better than other JS libraries in terms of performance - were you including GSAP? In my tests, GSAP was significantly faster under stress: http://greensock.com/js/spee
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by GreenSock 12y ago
SCENE MANAGEMENT, PHYSICS, ETC. GSAP is not meant to be a monolithic, opinionated framework in which you build your entire app/site like famo.us. You can build the way YOU want, and then leverage GSAP to animate pretty much anything
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by GreenSock 12y ago
Actually, it's even free for most commercial uses too. And no, GreenSock has never sued anyone. The goal has been to keep it highly accessible, hold a trusting posture with users, and have a small funding mechanism that protects it fro