Effeckt.css – Performant CSS transitions and animations

This project hasn't been updated for almost a year, is not fast, and the issues suggest that it's dead. Why post it?

This library has been "not ready for prime time" for at least 2 years now... :-/

These are all really nice looking, but the android radio buttons seem very user-unfriendly. I'm usually pretty good at sorting out indecipherable buttons and whatnot but they've got me stumped.

I guess some of these would be fancy on mobile, but the latency between action and the ultimate feedback is remarkably high. (as with any animation)<p>This would not work well in a product that end users use day in and out, often with keyboard savvy shortcuts to save time.

Macbook 2014, Chrome and it&#x27;s super slow.

Most of them are not really smooth (Chrome 49 on Macbook)

It appears the project is all but dead: <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;github.com&#x2F;h5bp&#x2F;Effeckt.css&#x2F;graphs&#x2F;code-frequency" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;github.com&#x2F;h5bp&#x2F;Effeckt.css&#x2F;graphs&#x2F;code-frequency</a>

I didn&#x27;t get performant from this demo, but I did come across another lib that I starred on github <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;github.com&#x2F;daneden&#x2F;animate.css" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;github.com&#x2F;daneden&#x2F;animate.css</a> it may do some of the same things and seems to be pretty active

Looks nice, but most of these show significant frame drops on my phone (Galaxy S6).

&quot;Performant&quot; :P

This is really slick. I am amazed at what people are doing with CSS these days.<p>HTML 5 + JS + CSS is slowly becoming the best way to build UIs native or otherwise.