Kaylie Kwon

As client side applications are growing richer with interactivity, motion is entering the conversation as a critical part of user experience. With all the languages, tools, and APIs available, such as CSS Transitions/Animations, GSAP, and React Transition Group, how do you decide to choose one over the other?

This talk will be a comparison of several approaches to implementing motion in React, from using CSS-in-JS tools like Styled Components, as well as animating components with vanilla JS, functional libraries, or libraries more closely tied to the ecosystem like React Motion.

2018

ReactNext

Motion in React

You may have heard of CSS in JS, but what alternatives are there for implementing interactive motions in JS? This talk will be a comparison of several approaches from using vanilla Javascript to libraries like Popmotion, as well as ones in React ecosystem like React Transition Group and React Motion. 

React Alicante

You may have heard of CSS in JS, but what alternatives are there for implementing interactive motions in JS? This talk will be a comparison of several approaches from using vanilla Javascript to libraries like Anime.js and Popmotion, as well as ones in React ecosystem like React Transition Group and React Motion.