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Animating with ReactTransitionGroup - React.js Tutorial
From the course: React for Web Designers
Animating with ReactTransitionGroup
- [Instructor] In this video we're going to make updating the list of our people more pleasant with some animation by adding some off-the-shelf React component made just for this purpose. There's a very vibrant ecosystem of components out there for React. Because React is a user interface library you might think it's all UI widgets like buttons, slideshows, and so on. Some components are actually a little more abstract, like the one we're going to work with now, react-transition-group. You can read more about it here on reactcommunity.org. React-transition-group is a suite of a few components that let you describe what happens to a component over time using transitions. Usually this takes the form of animation, which is what we're going to be using for it here. But just know that these components can support other types of changes as well should you need them. To start let's get react-transition-group installed and include some basic elements in our code. So back here in my editor…
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Use the mockup, make a plan6m 9s
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Scaffold initial components5m 58s
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Functional components6m 37s
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Build the filters form5m 41s
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Forms in React: Controlled or not2m 53s
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Wire up the filters form10m 57s
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Respond to filter form updates5m 33s
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Animating with ReactTransitionGroup8m 21s
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Challenge: Better usability and animation3m 11s
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