New package makes animation easy in Tailwind?? 👀

I'll provide a timestamp for when Theo starts glazing something. edit: 0:40

I swear his thumbnails are reaching a different level now.

I _just_ implemented (Framer) Motion on my Next.js app for animating a ranking chart for when positions shift around. That was messy and annoying to do it right. Now I wonder if AutoAnimate can do it easier and better. And once I opened that animation door, I'm starting to look for more places I can add additional animations to my Shadcn-based UI to make the UX better and even provide subtle guidance. So thanks for introducing me to AutoAnimate! That might be the solution for most of my needs!

Theo, you really got a whole university of content going on here. Great stuff! Keep it going 👍🏻

Jeeez finally. I was looking for solution like this one for a long time. I wasn't happy about tailwind-animate

This is legitimately exciting. I almost entirely stopped implementing more involved animations just because the most popular libraries reminded me too much of styling via props, and messing with the tailwind config was tedious. I want to quarantine everything having to do with the elements' appearance to className, save for maybe a variant prop.

Thank you, Theo, for introducing me to Glaze! Rombo looks pretty cool too, but needs some maturing.

Great thumbnail

3:17 You don't have to do that in 'every' project. For the basic animations like fading and translate x/y for example, you could easily make a shared tailwind plugin or preset rather (and add it to some library) with all of your custom animations and import that in your projects tailwind.config. Any customizations could be configured in the dedicated theme overrides of the individual projects. Of course, this is what the animation extensions provide, which is a nice thing. But anything that is not, you can easily put in your own plugin.

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