Adam Argyle

preview URL https://op-reduced-animations.netlify.app/#animations

review #1: > I agree but I can only speak for myself: most of the time I'm okay with small animations (like color fade), it's mostly paralax and things moving...

i still think about these efforts and where they should go 🙂

https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=vunguyentuan.vscode-css-variables

woh, hardcore mode https://www.sublimetext.com/docs/completions.html#completion_files

yeah! thanks! the goal is so folks can see a list of open-props vars while they're typing CSS in their editor. There's multiple ways to help folks do this, and...

yeah, if we make an extension. but i saw easier ways where you can tell your editor where to source autocomplete files, and someone points to node_modules, and it'd pick...

Dang, I can't find the "simple path" where no extensions are required! driving me nuts. I know i saw a workflow where you just show VS Code a CSS file...

Or we document how to install an extension and get it working with open props? Then document how to get it working with sublime or atom extensions next? That what...

where do you think folks will go to try and learn how to do this? docsite? wiki on github? separate blog post somewhere?