Davlatjon Sh

@mikebolt Yes, we need some examples for performance. I interested. Contact me via e-mail, if i need in tests

@mikebolt If we can get performance that you said as improved. We can catch GSAP Performance. It's very amazing, yes?

You can see my note about it here > with `"use strict"` performance maybe improved by almost `15%`, but some `Android

These benchmarks useless unless you have very low-end device, in 2020 thinking about `ms` isn't good idea, but i may be wrong. On my notebook with 2-core T2060 with 64Mb...

Yes, you right. I understand you. Thanks for reply. I really cared about performance always until got job, i learned on job on company: don’t waste time on not important...

Would be great to see tweenjs in WebAssembly :) Maybe AssemlyScript good choice?

@mikebolt What about https://www.npmjs.com/package/owneasing? Maybe helps user create easing by curving which can be created by almost any SVG editor

Or this also may be useful https://www.npmjs.com/package/es6tween-physics

Write bit more code, you made complex tweens. Tween.js is simple and FREE (to make it as you like). Or use already complex tween maker based on tween.js

Yep, this makes development easier. Also this can be implemented without loss of much performance (which i did some years ago for my library). Good idea