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jQuery is great, but it's slow when you're doing animations on your website. Enter Velocity.js: bypassing jQuery and directly using JavaScript animations (which are fast), Velocity offers superfast animations by synchronizing the DOM and the tween stack and caching values to minimize DOM queries.
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Despite what many developers believe, CSS-based animation is not the only performant way to animate on the web. There’s also JavaScript—and JS has some incredible advantages.
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Velocity.js: An incredibly fast animation engine for motion designers.
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Improving UI Animation Workflow with Velocity.js
The following is a guest post by Julian Shapiro. Julian recently released Velocity.js, a more performant jQuery replacement for .animate(). He recently wrote about how JavaScript animations can be so fast over on David Walsh’s blog, a topic we’ve covered here as well. In this article, Julian introduces Velocity.js itself.
Velocity.js is a jQuery plugin that re-implements jQuery’s $ .animate()fu…
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