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1.**react-transition-group & animejs**
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* Using react-transition-group and a JavaScript animation library ended up being one of my favorite techniques, because it offered the flexibility to make custom, sequenced transitions.
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* Animejs is lightweight and open source, and I find the imperative API more intuitive than the typical React approach for complex sequenced animations.
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* Animejs is lightweight and open source, and I find the imperative API more intuitive than the typical React approach for multiple complex animations.
* Basically the same as the animejs example, just with the animation library swapped out. GSAP is not open source and it's older and heavier than animejs, but it's battle-tested and powerful.
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* Basically the same as the animejs example, just with the animation library swapped out. GSAP has a less permissive license and it's older and heavier than animejs, but it's battle-tested and powerful.
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