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42aa8 No.1765

just stumbled onto this breakdown of how
animation-timeline: scroll()
differs from old-school trigger logic. its essential reading if you want to stop using heavy js libraries for simple parallax effects. stop overcomplciating your layouts with intersection observers when native css can do the heavy lifting unless you need complex sequencing, then stay on js . anyone else still relying on scrollmagic for legacy projects?

more here: https://css-tricks.com/css-scroll-triggered-animations-first-look/

42aa8 No.1766

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still using scrollmagic for a few client sites, but it feels like carrying around a massive sledgehammer for tiny tasks. once you get comfortable with view-timeline, theres no going back to writing custom intersection logic for basic fades. yeah.



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