Animate All the Things! (With View Transitions API)
June 24, 2024
15:05
14:35
Hall A

Generally speaking, animations kinda suck. They require complicated CSS and JavaScript fine-tuning, often involve state management, and can sometimes break at the slightest touch. They do make for a delightful user experience though, so they’re worth getting really good at

The View Transitions API provides us with a mechanism to manage animations in single page applications. This native API not only handles transitions, but effectively manages the DOM state change under the hood. And it’s customizable with some straightforward CSS.

In this talk we’ll look at how to use the View Transitions API using a demo app, and also take a bit of a dive into how this works under the hood.

Netta
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Netta Bondy
Senior Front End Developer

Netta is a senior front end developer and a lover of all things JavaScript. She has two kids and two cats, one of whom is stopping her from writing this bio any further. Kerrergjlnkhjafë

Cancellation Policy

Sponsor Cancellation:

In case of cancellation of the event, we will offer a full refund to all attendees and sponsors.

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Up to 30 days prior to the event – 100% Refund 30-14 days prior to the event – 50% Refund No refund will be offered later than that.

Cancellation Policy

Sponsor Cancellation:

In case of cancellation of the event, we will offer a full refund to all attendees and sponsors.

Attendee cancellations:

Up to 30 days prior to the event – 100% Refund.
30-14 days prior to the event – 50% Refund.
No refund will be offered later than that.