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It seems like requestAnimationFrame is the de facto way to animate things now. It worked pretty well for me for …
javascript performance animation canvas requestanimationframeWhat's the equivalent of the following in plain JS? $(window).scroll(function() { }); I'm also looking to animate scroll, e.g.: $(…
javascript scroll requestanimationframeI'm new to animation, but I have recently created an animation using setTimeout. The FPS was too low, so I …
javascript animation requestanimationframeHow could I calculate the FPS of a canvas game application? I've seen some examples, but none of them use …
javascript html5-canvas requestanimationframeSome browsers support requestAnimationFrame, so why not use it? After all, it's been supported since Google Chrome 10. Despite that, jQuery …
jquery requestanimationframeAs we know, it's often advised to debounce scroll listeners so that UX is better when the user is scrolling. …
javascript dom requestanimationframe requestidlecallback passive-event-listenersI was thinking that for some projects I do 60fps is not totally needed. I figured I could have more …
javascript html canvas three.js requestanimationframeIn the main program I randomly choose an object which I'd like to animate, so I call the function with …
javascript requestanimationframeI am trying to capture each frame number of the video however it looks like there is no way of …
javascript html video requestanimationframe popcornjsIf I’m doing multiple animations, is it OK performance-wise to add multiple requestAnimationFrame callbacks? F.ex: function anim1() { // animate …
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