Koen Bok
Koen Bok
Note to self: this is due to us replacing to .jp2 files.
I think you want a basic building block like: ``` animation = new Animation(target, properties, options) a1 = new Animation(layerA, {x: [0, 100], opacity: [0, 1]}, curve:"spring") ``` Where the...
So in your example: ``` a1 = new Animation layerA, "path.style.strokeDashOffset": [0, 100], "path.style.strokeWidth": [0, 1], "path.style.r": [0, 10] , curve: "spring" ``` This does imply some custom setters on...
If you build states on top of _these_ they'll automatically work with anything.
This is also actually also not too far off from how everything works already. We can clean this up and open it up. But we should do it after the...
Yeah I'd love to work on this but we need to carve some time out for it and we should do that only after the upcoming `Animation` refactor release. Luckily...
I agree a lot with your analysis Javi. I'd add one more ES6 pro: let block scope.
We'll likely never support both at the same time, because that would effectively double our workload and would be generally confusing to our users (two document types).
I think we will slowly move towards ES6 when we get a little bit more native browser support.
Noted. This is where the _slowly_ part kicks in :-)