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Feb 23, 2020 â‹… 4 min read

CSS Motion Path: The end of GSAP?

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One Reply to "CSS Motion Path: The end of GSAP?"

  1. Hmm… It doesn’t replace GSAP at in my opinion. GSAP is much more powerful and has much more features than just animating something along a certain trajectory.

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