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COAP:COAP-3000
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2018/04/08
Objectives
  • use JavaScript libraries
  • create animations with AniJs
  • create animations with Greensocks

Objectives

  • use JavaScript libraries
  • create animations with AniJs
  • create animations with Greensocks




Week 3 topics - Some cool CSS

This week you will learn how to create animations with JavaScript libraries.

Monday lesson

Introduction to AniJS

AniJS language

AniJS uses the HTML <code>data-</code> attribute to define a simple language to create interface elements and animations.

You can compose sentences with the following logic:

If: Event(click, scroll, mouseover and more) , On: Html element (css selector) , Do: Actions or Animations (Rotate animation) , To: Html element to modify

Example on code pen

Element Purpose Examples HTML Example
if defines an event click, If user clicks on footer element, then header will swing.
<header data-anijs="if: click, on: footer, do: swing">
On defines the owner with a CSS selector. If "on" is missing then it is the current element. header, #my, .things
Do Define an action. You either can define your own CSS classes, or take the Animate.css Youlibrary. You furthermore can clone or remove HTML and add/remove CSS classes.]
To Similar as "On", this defines the elements affected by the response action or animation. You can use a CSS selector.

In addition, Before, After and Helper can be used. See Sentence Definitions

Hands on

Do the following and do not miss a step:

  • Download {{goblock|QuickStartTemplate. This template will link to an online library. If you plan to work without Internet connection, take the full distribution
  • Create a new directory
  • Unzip the files within the new directory.
  • Goto {{animate.css library. Save the CSS (right-click and "save as") in the CSS directory of the AniJS directory)
  • Open the index.html file. Add the animate.css library.

Important resources

Wednesday lesson

(TBA, probably use of the Greensocks library)

Project 4