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Hello, I have a question. I am using vue 3 and i imported: import gsap from 'gsap';. Finally I have a simple animation like: gsap.to('.logo-navbar', { y: 0, duration: 0.3 }); So a simple motion. Now to make this simple animation I am loading the whole gsap library, this weighs down the production i file. Is there any way to use only a part of the library? The goal is to keep the animation without loading the whole library. I have tried various experiments like : import { to, from } from 'gsap'; import { to as gsapTo, from as gsapFrom } from 'gsap'; But it doesn't work for me or I am not able to make it work. Thank you and have a nice day.
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Hi - I have a simple local website built with Wordpress. GSAP works great here. I have the auth token loaded in my npmrc file and am enqueueing the scripts I need (gsap.min.js and ScrollTrigger.min.js). However, when I copy the files up to my production site (all files match at this point), ScrollTrigger is not working. I'm registering it in my .js file ( gsap.registerPlugin(ScrollTrigger); ) and again it works perfect on my local site. I have searched and not found a solution that helps. Also tried adding (lazy:false) with no luck. I feel like I am missing how to correctly install/use gsap on production server. I've also watched the video on how to install - still think I am missing something. Can anyone give me simple/clear instructions on how to push local site using gsap successfully to a production environment? Thanks!!!!
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I have a simple project with Angular 7 using GSAP 3. That's it works perfectly with comand 'ng serve' and 'ng build' of Angular CLI, but when I use the comand 'ng build --prod', the application throws the following error: "Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'easeIn' of undefined". I think the problem just happens in AoT build mode of Angular. Could someone help me with this? Thanks!!
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Back in the Flash days it was easier to get these things right. Now is again the wild west and trying to get estimation and pricing in the right spot is quite an art I think. From my agency experience I usually put 8 hrs per banner and 4 hrs per resize, but you know there all different kind of clients from those who sent you the final PSD to to those that take you through 10 rounds of review with 3 re-designs during the project with an non-changing deadline. Right now whenever I plan a banner the first thing I do is see if I can do it all in HTML/DOM with GSAP/JS/CSS3 which is a cheaper workflow (Photoshop and Sublime only) than say Easel JS (which requires separation of Design and Developer tasks and some Flash experience). Do I need to use and animate SVG? Increase the hours. Do I need to use canvas? Increase the hours. Then I remember that I'm probably estimating like in my Flash days so I multiply the hours by 1.5 since HTML is slower. Do you charge per hour or per banner? Are clients more willing to pay per banner of per developer hour? Is it cheaper now or is more expensive with HTML5? How do you manage large campaigns with say 50 banners? Where do you cut costs to be competitive? Let's talk about the art and science of making banners. -
Please help us gauge if it would be worthwhile to get more involved with creating some products / services for banner developers. Perhaps that would be templates, videos, podcast new tools for fancy effects…we're not sure. Our goal is to better understand the needs out there and see if we can address the pain points, perhaps with a partner of ours who has a ton of knowledge in the banner ad space. http://goo.gl/forms/2ZZ3c3vzRt Please take a few minutes and fill it out; be as brutally honest as possible. If you want to chime in with other ideas that aren't mentioned, that's totally fine too (drop them in this thread below or in the survey itself). Thanks!
