Some clarifications

[fabien]

Hi @GianlucaGuarini - after having found riot-animore some time ago, I only discovered animore just now. Very interesting!

Could you please add the supported browsers/environments to the readme, and perhaps clarify how riot-animore is different or similar? For example, is anything supported by animore supported in the Riot edition? Do they share code in any way? Which project do you expect to develop/maintain further?

[GianlucaGuarini]

Could you please add the supported browsers/environments to the readme, and perhaps clarify how riot-animore is different or similar? For example, is anything supported by animore supported in the Riot edition?

I didn't test all the possible browsers environments because I am using modern standard Javascript + css. If css transitions (without prefixes) are not supported then this script will not work (and of course you are using an old browser like ie9 and friends), you are right, I guess I could at least update the readme file informing users about that.
Riot animore uses the same technique to update the DOM but in that case I had to support old browsers like IE9 and that's why I have used anime.js as core.

Do they share code in any way? Which project do you expect to develop/maintain further?

No they don't share any code only the update concept, of course I will maintain both scripts and once riot@4 will be released I've planned to update riot-animore using animore because backward compatibility will not be anymore an issue.