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A live resource showcasing various animation techniques and libraries available for Angular applications.
A Blazor component library that provides easy-to-use animations based on animate.css for web content.
A library for creating complex Android animations with a simple, declarative API inspired by libGDX scene2d actions.
Bindings for react-navigation to enable smooth magic-move animations in React Native navigation transitions.
An Android library providing smooth expand/collapse animations for ListView items with accordion mode support.
A Kotlin library for simplifying animations and transitions in Jetpack Compose with pre-built components and utilities.
A Swift library for iOS that provides randomized, easy-to-use view animations like glass break, explode, and snowflakes.
A lightweight web component for animated page transitions using CSS animations, built with Lit.
A collection of Cycle.js component examples demonstrating routing, animations, and transitions using the Snabbdom virtual DOM library.
Angular library for creating animated star backgrounds with parallax scrolling effects.
An Angular library for creating containers with customizable animated glowing border effects.
A lightweight Angular animation library powered by GSAP, offering declarative and customizable animations.
A minimalistic, dependency-free Angular directive for triggering CSS animations on elements as they scroll into view.
A production-ready Angular animation library with GSAP-like timeline, RTL support, and standalone components.
An Angular library that adds a customizable meteor shower animation effect to components.
An Angular library for creating animated gradient text effects with customizable colors.
An Angular directive for implementing Flutter-like hero animations that smoothly zoom images into an immersive full-screen view.
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