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So far core-animated-pages deals with content within a single url, but is there anything that can do these smooth transitions between urls? Users can really benefit from deep-linked URLs in more complex SPA's, but it'd be great to give them that without having to present them with a flash of white in between pages.
On Mon Jan 19 2015 at 2:41:34 AM Kit Brown-Watts [email protected]
wrote:
So far core-animated-pages deals with content within a single url, but is
there anything that can do these smooth transitions between urls? Users can
really benefit from deep-linked URLs in more complex SPA's, but it'd be
great to give them that without having to present them with a flash of
white in between pages.
Looks very cool, can't wait to start using this someday soon! I imagine it's probably better to wait for this spec than to try to hack on something else in the meantime. Thanks ebidel 👍
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So far core-animated-pages deals with content within a single url, but is there anything that can do these smooth transitions between urls? Users can really benefit from deep-linked URLs in more complex SPA's, but it'd be great to give them that without having to present them with a flash of white in between pages.
See:
Chrome Dev Summit 2014 website for example: https://developer.chrome.com/devsummit/
smoothState.js: http://weblinc.github.io/jquery.smoothState.js/index.html
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