Mo.js – motion graphics for the web

This is really cool. I'd love to see some sort of visual front end where you can set up your timeline and change position, tweening, and the like. I wonder how practical an exporter for After Effects would be? If this is made more accessible for artists, that would be awesome.

The tutorial section is broken as hell, unfortunately.

It's interesting, declarative APIs are amazing for a demo... A single function call can make literally anything possible. But when you eventually want to do something interactive, a declarative API can't work, and you need to learn a separate imperative API anyway... At which point what was the point of the declarative one in the first place?

As always with front-end libraries these days, my first question is: Does it play nice with React?

This is great. I&#x27;ve been wanting to play around with motion graphics for a while now but am kinda on the fence about learning process.<p>This is much more aligned with my style.

Though animations like these are nice, can somebody give some examples of svg animations that are a part of the usable interface?<p>For example, we have animating buttons and panels and UX elements, which I can&#x27;t imagine doing in SVG.<p>Waiting bubbles, etc. are great, I&#x27;m just not sure of the widespread value. Happy to be shown a different view though.

I remember seeing the initial demo of this back when it was debuted. Glad to see it worked on!

its finally here. So excited to use this.