mikoskinen/Blazor.Animate

Blazor.Animate is now part of Blazorise

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stsrki commented

Hi @mikoskinen, I found your library while searching for a good Blazor animation component and I found it really good.

I'm a creator of Blazorise component library and I think your work would really fit into Blazorise. What I propose is for you to become a collaborator on Blazorise and then make Blazor.Animate a part of Blazorise extensions. That way you would be part of a larger community and your work can reach more people.

I would really like you to consider it. Please let me know what you think.

Eastiling commented

I use Blazorise as part of my work and its really good. So if this could bake in, especially if exit animations could be supported, that would be amazing.

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mikoskinen commented

Hi @stsrki and thanks for the message. Sounds good and what you propose gets a yes from my side.

Just let me know the next steps through this issue or through email :)

stsrki commented

That's good to hear :)

To start, I would first describe the Blazorise so you have a bigger picture in mind. It is basically a component library with abstraction over multiple different CSS libraries. What it means is by itself Blazorise is doing nothing. It has to have a provider implementation to make it work(Bootstrap, Bulma, AntDesign, etc.).

My idea with Blazor.Animate was to create it as an extension(Blazorise.Animate), just like we already have Blazorise.DataGrid or Blazorise.TreeView to name a few.

We can definitely talk more over email, a gitter, or some other communication channel over the details.

stsrki commented

I would like to say that complete Blazor.Animate code is transferred to Blazorise and it's already available as a preview NuGet package.

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mikoskinen commented

Excellent, thanks again for all the work! I'll close this issue and update the readme to direct new users to Blazorise.

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