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I think I've seen an example of using motion in Lynx somewhere |
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I tried it. However, 120-frame animation doesn't work well in JS, so it's not very meaningful. Since the internal implementation of |
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I suggest adding support for motion/react in Lynx. While Lynx already offers basic motion capabilities, integrating motion/react could provide a more flexible and elegant solution for complex animations. Here’s why it would be a great fit:
React Integration: Built specifically for React, it would integrate naturally into Lynx/React projects.
Advanced Features: motion/react offers more animation options, like gestures and physics-based effects, allowing for smoother and more declarative animations.
Community & Resources: Widely used within the React community, it comes with extensive support, tutorials, and examples.
In short, adding motion/react would offer more powerful functionality and flexibility while maintaining a clean, declarative approach that aligns well with Lynx's design.
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