ConfPad

We have already learned how to build clean interfaces and write “undo-redo” in a few lines. But what about animation? They are often bypassed, and they do not always fit into the (state) DOM approach. There are great solutions like React Motion, but what if you need to do complex animations or work with Canvas using the physics engine? In his report, Alexey will tell how he works with animations in React-applications, compares several approaches (D3, React-Motion, “dirty components”) and will illustrate this with many interactive demos. Also tells how he "launches" animations in Redux-applications. This report is a part of the research, the purpose of which is to arrive at a pure and declarative way of defining animations in React applications.