Animation is no longer an optional feature in web applications. Users expect it, and so we as developers must oblige. If you’re writing an AngularJS-based application, then you already have a wealth of built-in animation tools available. These tools will eliminate a lot of the hard work that normally comes along with animating a web app.
In this course, Tuts+ instructor Jeremy McPeak will teach you about AngularJS 1.4’s revamped ngAnimate, the module responsible for animation. ngAnimate is built on CSS3 animations, so you’ll learn a lot about those along the way. To demonstrate the power of these technologies, for the course project Jeremy will extend the SoundCloud application to incorporate animated UI elements.
Jeremy McPeak started his development career on the client side, writing JavaScript and DHTML components in his spare time. He has co-written several books, such as Professional Ajax 1st Edition, Professional Ajax 2nd Edition, and Beginning JavaScript 3rd and 4th editions. You can check out his website or follow him on Google+.