Stefan Blos
Stefan Blos
We don't want the animation preview area to become too crowded but it would be fun to add more previews.
A rather simple change that would be a good thing for beginners.
Not sure if it makes sense, but for most timing curves it would also be possible to allow export of CSS code instead of only providing SwiftUI examples. This has...
This feature would make it more easy to read the code.
This includes things such as: - When do I use a certain animation type? - When shouldn't I use a certain animation type? - common parameter values - ...maybe more?
Other parameters that should be added in general as options: - `autoreversing` - `duration`
The idea is to move e.g. a point alongside the curve in the graph that is synced with the real animation
Currently, there are only visualizations for easing animations. The challenge with spring animations is to also get in the overshooting of the curves.
The timing curve parameters should be drag-able in the graph because it feels more natural to directly do that in the graph instead of just entering numbers from a UX...
Especially look for more generic solutions for the following: * `createAnimationCode` * `resetAnimationCode`